Phil, your are right.  He is a class act and I don't like him, either.

earlier, Phil Scovell, wrote:
>      Well, it is this way.  the multi millionaire is in his
>twenties.  He is the Denver Bronco quarterback and his name is
>Jack Plumber.  His nick name, for some reason, is Jake the snake.
>He is one of the best, they say, but not in my book because he is
>a liar and he cheats the system.  Yep, sure does.
>
>      This summer, old Jake the snake had his girlfriend with him
>and was trying to make it to a meeting he admitted he was already
>late for.  Just before a light turned red, he pulled dangerously
>close and jumped in front of a pickup truck.  He was driving a
>smaller car and he barely fit in.  The pickup truck driver,
>slammed on his breaks, and laid on his horn.  Jake didn't like it
>so he jumped out of his car ran part way back to the truck, like
>he was going to do something to the pickup driver, and instead,
>jumped back into his car and then slowly backed up until his
>bumper banged the pickup truck bumper.  When he pulled forward,
>the pickup driver wrote down Jake's license plate number.  No.  He
>had no idea who it was.  When the light changed, the pickup driver
>pulled over and found a place to park and called the police to
>report reckless driving and road rage.  As he was waiting for the
>police, a woman driver, who had clearly seen the whole thing
>happen, drove around the block and returned to where the pickup
>was parked.  She got out and said she witnessed the whole thing
>and had written down the reckless driver's license plate number.
>Two months later, the pickup driver learns it was Jake the snake.
>They had a postponement already and I haven't heard if the court
>date was reset or what is going on.  The man was interviewed on
>talk shows and was as credible as anybody I have heard.  Plus he
>had a total stranger as a witness to the whole thing.  Jake was
>interview and said, it was the pickup drive who rolled forward and
>bumped him.  Jake also called the police and said someone rear
>ended him but there was no damage.  He didn't stop to think there
>was a witness to the whole thing.  What do you bet he gets out of
>this one?  Why did Jake get out of his car and run half way back
>to the pickup?  I think he did it to make sure that the man did
>not have a passenger who could testify against him.  Sorry Jake.
>You have a super long ways, in my book, to measure up to John
>Elway when it comes to being a pro and I don't care how good you
>are or how much money you make.
>
>Phil.
>
>
>He's ready when you are.
>www.SafePlaceFellowship.com

John