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Constantly worried about game fees? Gives you turnbacks after specifically telling you he's available? Hmmm. I know this stereotype. May I make a few more assumptions?
Does he routinely show up late, or just in the nick of time? Is his gear shabby or uniforms wrinkled? Is he a 'not-that-good' official? Overly casual with coaches/players off the field, and over-officious on the field? Yeah, I've worked with "that guy" several times across the country.
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