He literally texted Parkins asking to come on yesterday. Then, Danny introduced him and mentioned that Goff asked to come on and Goff immediately chastised him for mentioning it. His defenses are always up and he finds insults where there just aren’t any...

Also if you fuck someone like they are a millionaire they might go try to be one.

I’m not a true old school score head. I probably started listening around 2000.

I don’t recall what my first memory of Goff was but I do remember when he left for Atlanta and I remember being genuinely happy for him and disappointed for the station.

Then, he came back. Aaaaannnndddddd it was bad from the get go.

What aggrevates me now when he calls in is, as someone else said, the guy has never attempted to get better at his craft. He’s just a yacker. He talks. Has little interest in listening. He claims to champion dialogue and seeking to understand before being understood as virtues but he doesn’t do it at all.

He literally texted Parkins asking to come on yesterday. Then, Danny introduced him and mentioned that Goff asked to come on and Goff immediately chastised him for mentioning it. His defenses are always up and he finds insults where there just aren’t any...

I get why they have him on...but his role of the token black voice who can come on and ramble for 25 minutes is not dialogue.

I’d love to hear a true discussion between him and Doug Granville. Doug is a genuinely thoughtful guy. Goff...he has a perspective to be sure. And there’s value in his perspective but he has a long way to go in terms of delivery, empathy, and personal accountability

From what I remember, after Goff said he was surprised what he was hearing from Mac, Mac was quiet for the rest of the segment It was Goff and Parkins (mostly Goff) doing the talking. Then at the end Mac says I'll call you tomorrow. Goff says, "No, not so soon. That'd be awkward." Huh? Goff, you're awkward.

From what I remember, after Goff said he was surprised what he was hearing from Mac, Mac was quiet for the rest of the segment It was Goff and Parkins (mostly Goff) doing the talking. Then at the end Mac says I'll call you tomorrow. Goff says, "No, not so soon. That'd be awkward." Huh? Goff, you're awkward.

There have been many times over the past year or so with Mac that I question whether he hasn't been possessed by some other being because it is so antithetical to his persona of the past 30+ years. Allowing Goff back onto his airwaves for any reason is one of those times. That guy issued some deep cuts to you professionally at your weakest moments Mac. What gives?

There have been many times over the past year or so with Mac that I question whether he hasn't been possessed by some other being because it is so antithetical to his persona of the past 30+ years. Allowing Goff back onto his airwaves for any reason is one of those times. That guy issued some deep cuts to you professionally at your weakest moments Mac. What gives?

What was the incident he pulled with Mac and then denied it when Mac asked him on the air?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

He was doing the "damaneeel" thing in response to something about either drug addiction or rehab. I think he did it at the same time that he was getting called up to fill in on middays, which came to an end soon after.

Its a shame he didnt have Mac's back while LIl Danny was thanking management for getting rid of him.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Yeah, that was low even for Bernstein.

:lol:

This sounds like disastrous radio. What hour and minute mark of the podcast is it?

I forgot about that. That is hilariously peak Bernstein

Mac should have buried that little weasel. Instead, Mac just accepts it when Bernstien disingenuously says he loves him.

He doesn't actually love you Mac and he would do it again under similar circumstances. Also, Goff doesn't really want you to call him ever.

Maybe its part of the 12 steps or something. Those guys committed unforgivable acts on him.

Anyone remember what Bernstein said or how he framed it?

If I had to guess, being fired and selling cars, losing his dad, COVID, his special needs kid, and his own aging has mellowed him to the point where he just doesnt take all that stuff seriously . Just putting his time in until the 401k looks good enough to hang em up.

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.

If I had to guess, being fired and selling cars, losing his dad, COVID, his special needs kid, and his own aging has mellowed him to the point where he just doesnt take all that stuff seriously . Just putting his time in until the 401k looks good enough to hang em up.

Anyone remember what Bernstein said or how he framed it?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Mitch came on to announce that Patrick Mannelly was the new midday host. Bernstein gave a whole speech about how management had been "loyal to a fault, and permissive to a fault" regarding Mac's sustained absences. Then he said that it was a great day for the Score because now everyone in the lineup had at least a bachelor's. I think that was when the board at large turned on Senor Columnist once and for all.

Mitch came on to announce that Patrick Mannelly was the new midday host. Bernstein gave a whole speech about how management had been "loyal to a fault, and permissive to a fault" regarding Mac's sustained absences. Then he said that it was a great day for the Score because now everyone in the lineup had at least a bachelor's. I think that was when the board at large turned on Senor Columnist once and for all.

I want to get back to this. I still think the most amazing thing was Goff saying to Mac, I was shocked to hear you be on Heyward's side and against his teammates. It was Goff saying "I was shocked you were on the side of the black guy."

Then Mac responded with "I'm shocked you thought that of me" or something like that. Then Goff interrupted him and went on to talk for 10 straight minutes before Danny was finally able to stop him and ask the one and only question of the interview. Then Goff went on to talk for another 15 minutes without letting the hosts talk.

It was fucking rude, Jason. Mac was trying to have a conversation with you at that point. You ever hear of a conversation? Where you talk, then somebody else talks. You listen to them. They listen to you.

You gotta learn that for real life. But when you go on a radio show as a guest, you can't talk for pretty much 25 straight minutes. Unreal. What's wrong with you?

He used to be really funny, but he was always an asshole.