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So Scottie is such a nice guy he refused to use the “do you know who I am?” line even though this may have been the only time that line has ever been actually warranted
My question in all this with the Scheffler situation this morning: Was the mayor or governor not on the phone trying to get this stuff dialed down? Basically a traffic misunderstanding that blows up into a national incident that damages the city's prospects for a multimillion dollar event. Where a bigger picture is involved, I'd like to think some pretty big-time leadership is engaged. Again, let's listen to everybody in this and see.