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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker, Moneytalk and Marketimer

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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (1522)10/10/2007 4:59:20 PM
From: queenleahRead Replies (1) of 2121
 
Ms. queen...it might be a little risky to base your opinion about what others in "general" think about this subject...

Exactly! That's the point I've been making all along.

There are several other more reasonable conclusions one could reach as to why the subject "died."

Apparently it hasn't with some...lots of CPR going on...but the patient isn't responding well...

Firstly: Isn't it logical to assume that the "on-air personality" would most likely be the NICEST one a person had to offer?

Not necessarily, not when the on-air person is talking about something as contentious as money, and policies regarding same. As I said before, it's risky, and possibly quite "erroneous" to assume anything about generosity and character and general behavior toward others from on-air performance. (Do you think Rush and Dr. Laura and Imus and others typically present the "nicest" personality they have to offer?)

Secondly: Why would you assume that Bob Brinker's "on-air personality" would show a "not-nice" side that did not exist when he is NOT on the air? Please be specific, if you don't mind.

I haven't assumed that--or anything else regarding off-air behavior. See above.

And we're back to debating whether Brinker is "nice" or not.
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