It's sorta self explanatory--- but still funny as hell. They had to think about it..........in the mean time,,,,,,,,,,
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From McNabb, no hard feelingsBy Michael Klein
Inquirer Columnist
Angelo Cataldi, meet Emily Post.
Cataldi, the WIP (610) morning host who led the boos against Donovan McNabb when the Eagles drafted him in 1999, showed up for dinner at the Water Works restaurant off Kelly Drive two weeks ago with his wife, Gail; the show's Rhea Hughes, and Hughes' husband, Joseph.
In came McNabb and his family, passing Cataldi and Hughes on their way to another dining room.
Cataldi says he and tablemates debated sending over a round of drinks - when owner Michael Karloutsos told him, "Mr. McNabb wants to buy you a round."
"Oh, did we look like idiots," Cataldi says, adding that debate then ensued over how to thank him.
Cataldi went over to McNabb's table. "He was very much a gentleman," says Cataldi, "and I was Barney Fife, stammering and getting tongue-tied."
Hughes asked management what the McNabbs were drinking. It was a "nice champagne," says Cataldi - $210 a bottle. "Rhea pays for the whole thing herself, but even that's not enough. She wrote them a note: 'Thanks for keeping us employed.' "
Cataldi says he was later told that McNabb asked: "What does that mean?"
"We couldn't have screwed this up any more than we did," says Cataldi. "I felt like the biggest social moron that ever walked the earth."
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/local/20 ... lings.html
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From McNabb, no hard feelingsBy Michael Klein
Inquirer Columnist
Angelo Cataldi, meet Emily Post.
Cataldi, the WIP (610) morning host who led the boos against Donovan McNabb when the Eagles drafted him in 1999, showed up for dinner at the Water Works restaurant off Kelly Drive two weeks ago with his wife, Gail; the show's Rhea Hughes, and Hughes' husband, Joseph.
In came McNabb and his family, passing Cataldi and Hughes on their way to another dining room.
Cataldi says he and tablemates debated sending over a round of drinks - when owner Michael Karloutsos told him, "Mr. McNabb wants to buy you a round."
"Oh, did we look like idiots," Cataldi says, adding that debate then ensued over how to thank him.
Cataldi went over to McNabb's table. "He was very much a gentleman," says Cataldi, "and I was Barney Fife, stammering and getting tongue-tied."
Hughes asked management what the McNabbs were drinking. It was a "nice champagne," says Cataldi - $210 a bottle. "Rhea pays for the whole thing herself, but even that's not enough. She wrote them a note: 'Thanks for keeping us employed.' "
Cataldi says he was later told that McNabb asked: "What does that mean?"
"We couldn't have screwed this up any more than we did," says Cataldi. "I felt like the biggest social moron that ever walked the earth."
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/local/20 ... lings.html
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