MrDollarBills wrote:gigantes wrote:kamaze wrote:
He wants out of New Orleans a rookie won't change his mind.
I don't think it's that so much. More like he and his agent backed themselves in to a corner, and no matter how many good things might happen to NO, they'd still want out. Call it "pride," "saving face," and all that business.
Agents aren't too far from unions and lawyers as I see it. I mean, people were routinely being used & abused not so long ago, and it was vital that these folks got involved in order to protect peoples' rights. They were real champions, not too long ago. Unfortunately, these days they're more about how much you can leverage for personal gain, with no real thought to the overall concept of fairness & balance. This agent is the latter IMO.
/mini-rant du jour
The agent is charged with operating in the best interest of his client. Whether or not we agree with how things have played out, fairness and balance have little to with anything here.
Pretty much what I'm talking about.
WTF is "operating in the best interest of his client" supposed to mean, anyway?" In reality, it's just double-talk, starting with "CYA," which could mean almost anything, really.
Greed and whimsy. If we're playing a word game, I've heard much better obfuscations, that's for sure.