Yesterday November 29th, my wife and I celebrated our 1 year anniversary. It was obviously a monumental day for us and so of coarse we watched a little bit of sports center together. OK, we did other fun and romantic things but for the sake of this post I will talk about our experience with a recent story in the news.
Tiger Woods was in a car accident early morning on either Friday or Saturday. Since that time he has denied police access to his house and has refrained from any real big statement and by law he can do such things. The circumstances surrounding the accident are very curios but who really cares? As my wife and I sat in front of the TV and we heard the speculative stories from TMZ my wife said the perfect thing, What do I care? It is not that she does not care about Tiger Woods. She knows that her husband loves to watch him play and so she does care about his safety because she knows that for her husband to watch golf without Tiger Woods, it would be like eating sugar free candy. Sugar free candy...what is the point?(that is a debate for another time)
What my wifes comment was saying was that we don't need to know what is going on in Tiger's life. I don't remember the constitution saying anything about having the right of access someone else's life. So, why does the media assume that to be their right? The answer is that I just do not know. Infact, I don't care about any of that crap.
To add to my ranting and raving about media's assumed rights... I really don't care about what Obama does during his personal time. Media please stop trying to tell me about what kind of food he eats, what dress his wife wears to a dinner, or where he vaccaciones. Who really cares?!!!
Is it not more important what these type of people do in their profession. Lets stop seeking for dirt when there is none. If Tiger Woods feels like he owes the american public an explanation for what happenend then I welcome his comments and explanation, but until that time my request is that someone please shut TMZ and their gossip up?!!!
Monday, November 30, 2009
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