Quote: The man with the golden voice, Ted Williams, is an internet sensation. And apparently, his fame may have landed him a pretty good gig: CNN affiliate WEWS reported that the Cleveland Cavaliers have offered Williams a job and a house.
Williams' story is the epitome of how dreams can come true in the internet age. And practically overnight.
I'm happy for the guy but to throw a bunch of money at him, job, and a house and think he'll be fine is usually not how it works. I hope that part of his new life includes counseling and rehab, otherwise he might find himself right back where he was before.
he seems humble and kind enough...let's hope he stays clean and out of trouble.
> I'm happy for the guy but to throw a bunch of money at him, job, and a house and > think he'll be fine is usually not how it works. I hope that part of his new life > includes counseling and rehab, otherwise he might find himself right back where he > was before. > > he seems humble and kind enough...let's hope he stays clean and out of trouble.
> He should enjoy it while he can. I'm sure someone will dig up some dirt on him soon > and rain on his parade.
They already did.
Quote: But fame, has brought focus on his checkered and criminal past. He has felonies ranging from theft to forgery to escaping a correctional facility.
> > He should enjoy it while he can. I'm sure someone will dig up some dirt on him soon > > and rain on his parade. > > They already did. > > But fame, has brought focus on his checkered and criminal past. He has felonies > ranging from theft to forgery to escaping a correctional facility.
Is anyone really surprised by that, though? He was homeless and is an admitted alcoholic and drug addict, and his rap sheet is full of the kinds of crimes homeless junkies commit. It's not like he was a serial killer or something.
> > > He should enjoy it while he can. I'm sure someone will dig up some dirt on him > soon > > > and rain on his parade. > > > > They already did. > > > > But fame, has brought focus on his checkered and criminal past. He has felonies > > ranging from theft to forgery to escaping a correctional facility. > > Is anyone really surprised by that, though? He was homeless and is an admitted > alcoholic and drug addict, and his rap sheet is full of the kinds of crimes homeless > junkies commit. It's not like he was a serial killer or something.
Oh, I'm not.
But if he's served his time, I have no problem with his past. People WILL keep bringing it up though.
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Now that would be a testimony. 
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