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Originally Posted by Big2Cat
Yeah, but now as a coach I realize you don't mean what you say. Why did you offer me your whistle and ask me if I wanted to do it if I also needed a shirt and to call your assignor? Your whole argument lacks any intelligence and now I really know that you have no clue what you are doing. If you are so rattled that in one minute you offer me your whistle but in the next second you say the job is yours, it just lets me know you are clueless and now, because I have a big heart, I will let you continue bumbling around because there is no need to embarass you any further.
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Actually it's just the opposite. This type of back and forward goes on all the time in basketball games. Come on, as the coach, don't tell me you're not trying to work me as the official. Now, I just worked you! The reason I offered you the whistle is to get you to stop complaining about the 3 seconds call, which I was successful. Now that we are on to something else, I can now get safetly out of the conversation without having to give you a T. Now if you make a dump-azz comment like what JR suggested, you be headed to the locker room and I still worked you.
Coach, I know you're looking for an angle to get back at me, but this is one of the reasons why I use it. Call it intelligent or not, but there's not a lot of places you can go with this one. It's gets straight to the point, like jumping to the end game. You can either leave by way of ejection or shut up and let me do my job.