Name, please?[For those of you who don't get it, Steve Yzerman was God in Detroit]
Uh, I'm Steve.
Great. And your last name?
My friend says they both laughed it off. My understanding is that famous people actually enjoy not being recognized.
"Name, please?
Uh, I'm Steve.
Great. And your last name?"
About 1986 in Houston, I was in the back of an overflowing sports bar, when two of my buddies insisted on dragging me up to the front to take a picture.
There were three of us in army uniforms, but a civilian kept trying to get into the picture with us.
I got exasperated with his pushiness and asked "who the hell are you?", he gave me a name and I turned back to the camera, well he kept trying to elbow in, and he had such a confused look on his face that I thought he may have a purpose.
When I asked him what he did he said "I'm a Quarterback", well he had the most peculiar look on his face, but I studied him closer and realized he had the glow of a high level athlete, thats when I let him in beside me and the picture was taken.
Turns out he was a famous Quarterback, and that the night at the sports bar was for fans to have photos taken with him.
I always took the uniform very seriously and I think my treating him as a glory hound trying to squeeze into our picture affected him a little.
Come'in back at you with my CAT scan Tech Experiences (i'm a tech), The Hulk when the the Undertaker beat him on the head with a chair-his real name is Terri Bonilla, Mike Utley-Detroit Lions player with C4 thru C6 fractures, Coleman Young-than Mayor of Detroit with ETOH encephalopathy, Steve Yzerman when I gave him 24 oz. of oral contrast to drink prior to his upper abdominal CT scan--he had one sip and said "that's all I'm drinking"-I told him you can leave now because I have 2 teenagers with grey matter leaking out of their heads due to GSW's and your tying up my table, theirs more....but I have to follow the wumping M is putting on ND.
40-14 with 13:30 in the fourth.