I hope in life, all of us, from the op, to the people in the reply section of this comment, will be able to grab the whole pie, pie, grab the whole pie and achieve our dreams, I wish you all goodluck in achieving your dreams
Poor guy, he's basically saying "they didn't think I was good enough" but he's not gonna take it. I hope he was successful later on in life, he sounds like a lovely person
He was personal, kind, honest and said his piece with great clarity and composure. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors, and hope he finds full time with a station that appreciates him more than they do here. That first step is the hardest. And, like I ways tell my fellow coworkers never burn your bridges behind you. GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK ! ! !
Laura I completely agree with you you seem like a great person but when it comes to the corrupt judicial system there's no more talking nice to them anymore or the police, I apologize for the way I feel but once you say anything against the corrupt government they start Illegal retaliatory measures because they know they can't be touched unless you have a lot of money then you can get out of everything
Ô, its happening... Believe me. Few mor years of whats going on?? Shit maybe few more months...... People are getting tired of a select few making a living.. Its like were re-living the 18th century all over. Never going to get off this planet
This man did the right thing by recognising that you cannot circumvent the nepotism and favoritism in organisations. His decency and his own self respect saved him.
Absolutely. I have a friend with 30 years in Social Services from entry to management positions. She recently resigned a job she had been at for 3 years. A job she kept the agency afloat with. Upper MGMT passed over her and hired a new manager. Disgusting.
@@soundjudgement3586 There is a very malignant and pathological problem that infests most upper management. I don't know if its the training courses that they all attend or simply being brought up around the same mentality or a mixture of both, however it is strange how there is so much of it around and it should be examined closely as it is a model that generally creates failure in the same way the children of the wealthy destroy all the hard work of the hard workers before them.
A guy I work with recently got screwed over by upper managment. They hired another guy from outside the organization for the job my coworker was promised. Sucks.
The job I'm at did a lot of it's senior staff dirty and fired everyone who worked with them when they were just starting out, as if they never knew them. This was a while ago and now it's come back to bite them. Everyone is jumping ship and the business is doing awful. It's weird how they think their employees will just keep quiet about it as well. Now everyone even our competitors know our morale is going down
This weatherman just said what I've been thinking at my job for the past 3 years! Loyalty, hustle, dedication, respect and showing up to work on time everyday used to mean something in the workplace!
You have to evaluate whether there’s room for you to grow. Don’t let people screw you over. I’m right there with you weighing my options… but it’s so tough to leave…
Loyalty hustle dedication respect...Did you get that from a rap song? Maybe if this guy had a real skill of value, he wouldn't be struggling to make it, & crying about it on TV (an abuse of his position in itself). Can this country get any more wimpy??
This guy spoke well and made his feelings courteously clear, he is an example to us all when we find ourselves compromised. I wish I could maintain that kind of composure.
This guy is a class act. I have nothing but respect for his honesty and admiration for his gratitude to his viewers, colleagues and G-d. I hope he received all the blessings he deserved and more.
But also, f him for his narcissism. Why explain that to the viewers? Do your job- present the weather. I dont need to hear the passive aggressive horseshit
This guy is great. He knows that he's just being held back and wants to move forward. I think he said that he was there for 13 years and settling for crumbs. 🥧
That seriously has to be the most heartfelt, genuine, respectful goodbye I'm leaving for good speech I've heard in decades. Nothing but respect and I wish him nothing but great success and happiness in life.🙏
I feel for this guy. I worked as a sub for 15 years(night janitor for schools). For 15 years I showed up everytime they asked me to show up. Done a good job. No complaints. Watched person after person for years get the full time job over me. When the full time janitor job I really wanted for the schools popped up, I was finally the most qualified person out of all the interviewers. I was in my 15th year and no one had that amount of experience over me. Went balls to the wall to get it too. In the end, the principle gave the job to her friend, who had never once done any janitorial work at all. I quit the job immediately after finding that out. Didnt know what I was going to do. Now I co own a lawn care company and will completely own it in a year.
I know how you feel , one of the greatest feelings in the world. I remained a novice mechanic for 5 years, while new mechanics quickly passed me in experience. Everyone harassed me for being so inexperienced at my age, but it was just because I wanted to go back to cooking. Little did they know I was attending a culinary nightschool. Even my higher ups told me I'd never be anything more than a parts swapper. Now I am the executive chef at a regional fine dining restaurant, making more than the highest paid techs there combined. I love bringing my ZL1 there for services just to rub it in their faces that they were wrong.
To OP. Kudos to you sir. Here's an unwritten rule/truth: Any job where they don't recognize your great qualities, loyalty and hard work is not one to stay at. Eff 'em.
I get the feeling, and maybe I'm just projecting, this guy worked his butt off and no one appreciated him until he was gone. Maybe he lacked some of the charisma and personality of his co-workers, but he was always polite and eager to lend a helping hand. He did the best job he could do, but never got the recognition he deserved until it was too late, but hey at least he kept his head held high.
I hope this man found exactly what he was dreaming of. His story is so relatable, but he had the strength and courage to say “ no more, I’m better than this”. He was very kind, genuine and loving in his sign off. I’d love to hear an update!
@@emilym2274 Believe me. Not many people could keep their composure on moments like this. But he took it way too well. He's just different. I believe even if he has freedom to say anything he wants, he'd say the exact same thing he said on the video
I have never seen this man in my life but his speech made me feel like I’m seeing an old friend or host I liked bid his goodbye’s, felt real personal. I hope he was able to continue his dream career after this :(
Yea me too. I am already having a bad day and feeling sad, from depression and a lot of things irl, but this made me feel more sad and cry because he really liked his job but his job didn't like him. He felt like he probably doesn't belong and I know that feeling and how it hurts your heart both emotionally and physically.
Basically telling the co-workers "it's not you I have the problem with" and telling the higher-ups in a subtle way "Im leaving because you didn't believe I deserved a shot at something bigger".
Not very classy. His career struggles are between him and his bosses, not the general public (the customers). We don't know the situation here. Maybe there was never an opening. Maybe he just wasn't that good. Maybe the bosses suck and he was right to leave. But if I were in charge of hiring at another station I'd consider him a liability over this.
You can tell who all the millennials are here, the ones who think they're entitled to promotions just because they show up for work every day. All of you who think I'm such a bad person for suggesting that maybe the guy shouldn't have aired (quite literally) his dirty laundry: Have a nice day.
For those wondering his name is Tony Derda and he did go on to get a full time weather position you can look him up on TH-cam Wow 700 likes thanks yall
I was sorta expecting him to just look at the camera and say "Fuck it I quit". Instead he was very polite I hope he gets that job as a full time meteorologists
@steven milstead After reading up on Miss Greene’s story, something tells me your derisive comment is less about the way she quit her job by standing up proudly and frankly for what she believes in, and more so to do with the fact that you disagree with medical/recreational marijuana use, and/or may be racist. Or, maybe it has nothing to do with either of those things. I do, however, think it’s very telling that those with an issue with my comment have bent over backwards to nitpick at my mentioning that racism may _potentially_ be a factor, but hardly anyone has said anything about the recreational marijuana use. Why reply if it doesn’t apply. Me thinks the lady doth protest too much. Edit: Something that's never made sense to me about racists: If you're so proud to be racist, and feel it's justified, why get offended and try to gaslight when called out for what you are? If you're so proud to the point that you have racist pfp's, usernames, and openly say things like "There's a reason some races are associated with low class" why backpedal when you're accurately assessed? It's like the ku klux wearing those white masks. For what? Aren't you happy to be racist, why hide, why suddenly pretend you're not? Especially when you've got Nazi insignias, openly calling black people the n word, and whatnot, etc. all over your every social media? Hating other/certain races is your entire personality, but you want others to pretend like it's not? It's so much easier to just drink water and go to therapy like everybody else, rather than coping with your personal issues by being racist.
@@bigsmoke3662 Bro you know damn well that young liberals love to bring politics into fucking everything as well. Just take one look at Twitter and you’ll see what I mean.
@@CPorter How is having the opinion that republicans are nicer “propaganda.” Fucking relax, pal. Of course everyone who surrounds themselves with people who agree with them are going to consider those people to be nicer, and that includes people like you who (I would assume) surrounds yourself with liberal minded people whether that be in-person or online.
This is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen. I hope he found happiness and prosperity in his life. *EDIT* thanks for all the likes but you can stop replying now, I'm good 👍👍
This is legit the most respectful, honest and humble speech I’ve ever heard, especially while quitting a job he’s not satisfied with… Im pretty sure the studio didn’t feel the same way tho😂😅
@@Lumalee First of all, people aren't born gay. that would be like being born a liar or being born a thief. We are born innocent. Secondly, he merely made a statement. There's nothing inherently insulting about the statement, unless it is libel, which no one is going to attempt to prove. Finally, the use of the word 'literally' as you used it is either incorrect or simply unnecessary and adds no value to your statement.
@@kamikazetrashpanda3665 what're the chances yiu posted this a min ago lmao. Im bi and ive lived my life like any other. Its delusional people like yourself who believe some old white bearded guy gives two shits about what we do. Isnt the main idea of any religion to "love thy neighbor"? Wouldnt that include everyome, regardless of race, sexual orientation, etc? Id sure believe so. Im atheist so i wouldnt know 🤫
@@kamikazetrashpanda3665 wher ei was going with that was that you are, in fact, born gay, same way youre born black, or with a small dick, or brown hair. Its a biological thing that you have jo control over.
"Basically after XX years of striving to grab the whole pie, it's no longer satisfying to settle for just getting a taste of the crumbs." 75% of all Americans can relate.
Whoever ignored his dedication let a great employee slip away. Hope he finds that perfect spot for him. Seems like a straight up guy. Best wishes my man!
That's life. Lots of jerks who don't care, get the girl, promotions, etc. Right out of school. Lots of guys who struggle and Hussle and never reach (&/or remotely reach) their full potential... At least there's mental coping mechanisms for sanity that are safe and profound xD
The thing is that succesful people in this world are the poorest ones. They get so entagled with material stuff, they never reach enlightment that way. Waste of a life. Thats why 99 of 100 millionaries are crying when death comes. Suddenly now they dicover love, simple things, smile, colors, smells. Pathetic. Hope they enjoyed their meaningless success just to be crushed just 5 minutes before hahaha
@C K " If hes willing to let himself get strung along for 13 years with no promotion, why would a manager not capitalize on that?" What? so he doesnt leave or that you keep a healthy mentality wtf are you talking about what you are saying sounds like sociopath mentality. "ones who use others for thier own gain" No this is pure copium the most succesful tend to have most integrity and actually treat the people important to them well.
For anyone who is still watching this, the guy's name is Tony Derda. He did manage to do some other meteorologist gigs here and there, most recently in Amarillo, Texas. He now teaches 7th grade math at Nick Kerr Middle School in Amarillo and, according to his wedding registry, got married yesterday. To quote Conan O'Brien, "Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get, but if you work really hard and you're kind, amazing things will happen." Seems like he found happiness.
"Basically after 13 years of striving to grab the whole Pie, Pie, grab the whole Pie, it's no longer possible to keep settling for just a taste of the crumbs from previously stated pie. To reiterate, I like pie. I have repeatedly urged fox news to use more Pie-based charts when displaying weather predictions, but to no avail. It would have been most useful last week to show to viewers just how Pieping hot it was during the Noontime hours. It should be noted that Pumpkin happens to be my favorite flavor, of pie. To all of you out there in the region who are tuned in, I wish you a good night, cross my heart hope to pie. This is your local meteorologist Peter P. Pie, Signing off."
He was so polite. He makes it clear that he was thankful for the opportunity but it just wasn't for him and there's no one to blame for that. There are so many ways that people quit jobs (especially when other people are watching) that just make them look like an ass, but this guy did it right. Props to him, I hope wherever he is now he is living his best life 👍
Mad respect for this man. I strive to speak from my heart as genuinely and concisely as him. Giving years of your life to something you aren't completely satisfied with is not something that anyone should take lightly. I'm glad he have himself a proper exit and that they didn't cut him off
@@mousermind that’s not even right, this person had it right the first time. If your gonna be such an annoying person and go around correcting people’s grammar at least make sure your right before you do it lol smh
“When the weather was a little slow, maybe I made you smile once in a while.” What a sweet man. I hope he was able to persevere with his career Edit: Can you guys stop roasting Cathy in my replies
This has GOT to be algorithms, I just recently subscribed and started to binge watch your videos and now here I am seeing your comments on a random ass yt vid 😂
Looking him up. He is Tony Derda. I found clips later of him working at local news places. But it looked to be 1 off stuff and very few. It looks like he wasn't given a real chance sadly. So much for a worker shortage. You can eat a pound of crap, do the right thing, and still not make it. IDK if he is still working. He is still alive
Much respect for this weatherman. He did what he could to try and make it, but it just didn't work out. I hope somewhere out there he finally got passed the breadcrumbs and got to have a taste of the full pie. Here's to knowing when to take a new path when your old one wasn't doing you any good 🍻
I hope he found what he wants in his life. He really does seem like a good person based on his heartfelt speech. I know this is from a while ago based on the style of the video. I wish I knew someone like this person. They seem genuine, truthful, and someone who speaks their mind without hesitation.
Clicked on this video to see some epic melt down followed by someone quitting. What I got instead was a humble, earnest and passionate speech by a man tired of selling himself short when he knows he deserves better. I sure hope he has found it…
If they didn't want him full time that's their loss. He seems like a genuinely nice dude. I read another comment on here saying he got a full time gig at another station, good for him.
Three weeks after this was aired, they found his body at an unmanned weather station on top of a hill near his house. He hung himself with an electrical cord tied to the chain link fencing surrounding the station. I guess he died how he lived: a weatherman.
Because these ""funny"" people keep saying he died, the truth is that he is probably Tony Derda, and seems to have gotten a full time job in the weather forecast business (though likely retired now). Had to scroll wayyy too much to find this info..
This is the classiest way to let it be known that you got tired of playing second fiddle and aren't going to waste any more of your life knowing they won't give you a chance. Best of luck.
It says to any future employer that you won't do the job you are given and rather than submit a letter of resignation and move on, you embarrass your current employer.
@@executivelifehacks6747 I wouldn't say pulling a stunt like that is embarrassing. I think it was very well executed, and much better than going full ape shit. I think it would actually demonstrate to a future employer that he was calm, and collected. And there is no way you know he didn't submit a letter of resignation in advance, or how he did his job before.
@@doogus8728 Executive Life Hacks is right -- all this should have been said to bosses in private, not on the public airways to tell viewers about problems behind the scenes. No future employer will want him -- they won't risk the same public shaming.
@@DeuceBiggerHo No! It is not classy to say all these things in public -- this should have been handled in a private conversation, not on public TV. Not classy.
it’s rare to see adults talking about their dreams because having dreams is regarded as a “childish” things, and adults are expected to be able to do exactly what they want, when in reality it’s not that easy and has a lot to do with chances and timing. really hope this guy made his a reality
Not only would I hire this guy, I'd put him in charge of hiring anyone else that joined the organization. Fully invested people like this are so hard to find, hope someone has seen this potential.
Idiots rather give full time/good positions to friends and family regardless of work ethic, interest or dedication. It's sad when nepotism results in hard workers getting shafted and mediocre ones with a connection getting rewarded. (Not saying it always happens, just when it happens).
@@ZentaBon This is not necessarily true. I'm one of those types, where in my job (yes, it's true) I thrive on a bit of chaos, making everything come together. My boss knows that I really don't mind being overloaded as long as I am appreciated.
Since I’m seeing this 6 years later, I hope he found the biggest and best pie, and that he’s proud of his choices and convictions after these years. I wish you the best, sir!
Apparently, according to other comments, Tony Derda is alive and in a full time weather position, but dead from a car accident according to "Shooter Jenkins" of a random reply section, who conveniently also "banged his widow". I'm not sure who to believe here, the latter is very convincing..
@@optimisticwatermelon the answer is here: th-cam.com/video/kbBgOk8F-jc/w-d-xo.html Always require proof to believe these online comments, there are many trolls around here.
So this speaks to me, and it’s funny I came across this tonight. I did a similar signoff (local show in Baton Rouge) after years of shitty breaks in broadcasting-one lie or scam after another, Baton Rouge AND Houston. I finally put the kibosh on it, only to land the gig of a lifetime this week doing a much better kind of media work in *Washinton, DC.* It sucks when your plans don’t work out, but sometimes you eventually get satisfaction in knowing that there’s something bigger and better on the other side of it. He’s clearly a standup guy.
He was honest and not nasty or mean about why he wanted to leave. And he was kind and thanked his co-workers and the support staff. I hope he found a full-time meteorologist job and is happy.
I just left TV after years of being promised full-time work as a reporter but the station never actually followed through. This is the way of the business. I hope this man got his full-time gig at another station. I think many stations would have been happy to have a weatherman so well-spoken.
when i clicked on the video i thought i was gonna see some dude having a breakdown and rage quitting live, but the guy just had to move on and he was honest with himself, kudos
everybody asks "how's the weather, man" but nobody asks "how's the weatherman"
Cause what would you like to know weather boy.
th-cam.com/video/XOi2jFIhZhA/w-d-xo.html
Ha good one, is that from something?
Underrated comment
Bro.
Finally, the joke just got upgraded by a fitting context
This breaks my heart because it's obvious that this guy takes pride in his work and takes it very seriously
Pride is good
@@brendenpage3078 pride is bas
@@br4nz0 "pride in work"
@@Officer.Egg. Pride is Based
@@rattiusr6418 Sparta!!
There is SO. MUCH. MORE. to this video than a weatherman quitting. Everyone of any age can learn so many different things from this. What a good man.
Yeah, specially made me hungry for some pie.
Silence woman
@@_Code_3 weirdo
Yeah he quit and said some shit bout pie, you right.
QUIET WENCH
polite, sensible and genuine
sounds like a great guy
hope he gets the whole pie some time soon
He eats your moms pie at night
the whole pie, pie, grab the whole pie *
pretty sure this was recorded like 30 years ago
An Amazon review of this weatherman
a sensible person doesn't drag religion into intelligent conversations.
I really hope he's been able to grab the whole pie, pie, grab the whole pie since this broadcast.
Gold comment
I thought it was just my phone freaking out at the pie part😂
4 pie
I hope in life, all of us, from the op, to the people in the reply section of this comment, will be able to grab the whole pie, pie, grab the whole pie and achieve our dreams, I wish you all goodluck in achieving your dreams
I read this exactly as he said it and my brain blue screened.
Poor guy, he's basically saying "they didn't think I was good enough" but he's not gonna take it. I hope he was successful later on in life, he sounds like a lovely person
Ouch but at least he took it in stride
He sounds good enough to me, but sadly he hasn’t got the long blonde hair and the double D’s to make it as a successful weather person apparently
@@DoktrDub What weather broadcasts are you watching? Every weather forecaster I’ve seen is a middle aged white man.
@@DoktrDub most weathermen are.... you know... men? You don't hear weather lady as much as weatherman for a reason. What is your narrative man
@@assassinonprozac i think he's watching porn instead of weather forecasts
He was personal, kind, honest and said his piece with great clarity and composure. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors, and hope he finds full time with a station that appreciates him more than they do here. That first step is the hardest. And, like I ways tell my fellow coworkers never burn your bridges behind you. GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK ! ! !
This was uploaded 6 years ago but you're just going to talk like it happened today? Smh...
@@ajcf6gze38jvf does it really matter lol
@@ajcf6gze38jvf The comment was posted 5 months ago but you're just going to talk like it happened today? Smh...
Who are you talking about?
Wow I expected him to be much more angry, but he was super polite and genuine about it! I wish him all the best
In an alternate universe:
DAMN THIS NEWS ANCHOR, I'M GRABBING THE PIE, PIE, GRABBING THE WHOLE PIE AND I'M TAKING IT WITH ME! SCREW YOU ALL!
Imagine if more people spoke their hearts as kindly and honestly in a non-hateful way like this guy. Wow
Get rid of our current iteration of colleges and we can have this again.
Laura I completely agree with you you seem like a great person but when it comes to the corrupt judicial system there's no more talking nice to them anymore or the police, I apologize for the way I feel but once you say anything against the corrupt government they start Illegal retaliatory measures because they know they can't be touched unless you have a lot of money then you can get out of everything
The world will instantly become a nicer calmer place to live in ❤️
What, like a self centered nutcase?!
Ô, its happening... Believe me. Few mor years of whats going on?? Shit maybe few more months...... People are getting tired of a select few making a living.. Its like were re-living the 18th century all over. Never going to get off this planet
This man did the right thing by recognising that you cannot circumvent the nepotism and favoritism in organisations. His decency and his own self respect saved him.
Absolutely. I have a friend with 30 years in Social Services from entry to management positions. She recently resigned a job she had been at for 3 years. A job she kept the agency afloat with. Upper MGMT passed over her and hired a new manager. Disgusting.
@@soundjudgement3586 There is a very malignant and pathological problem that infests most upper management. I don't know if its the training courses that they all attend or simply being brought up around the same mentality or a mixture of both, however it is strange how there is so much of it around and it should be examined closely as it is a model that generally creates failure in the same way the children of the wealthy destroy all the hard work of the hard workers before them.
@@thevideoroom9979 :
My view is that for some it's simply " Priveledge ".
A guy I work with recently got screwed over by upper managment. They hired another guy from outside the organization for the job my coworker was promised. Sucks.
The job I'm at did a lot of it's senior staff dirty and fired everyone who worked with them when they were just starting out, as if they never knew them. This was a while ago and now it's come back to bite them. Everyone is jumping ship and the business is doing awful. It's weird how they think their employees will just keep quiet about it as well. Now everyone even our competitors know our morale is going down
This weatherman just said what I've been thinking at my job for the past 3 years! Loyalty, hustle, dedication, respect and showing up to work on time everyday used to mean something in the workplace!
Right there with you.
You have to evaluate whether there’s room for you to grow. Don’t let people screw you over. I’m right there with you weighing my options… but it’s so tough to leave…
@@DeadEndGoose truth
Loyalty hustle dedication respect...Did you get that from a rap song? Maybe if this guy had a real skill of value, he wouldn't be struggling to make it, & crying about it on TV (an abuse of his position in itself).
Can this country get any more wimpy??
@@dirtroad4229 I agree! There is a time and place to 'air' a grievance, and he chose LIVE TV! But, hard times make people do weird things!
That was the most professional, honest and thoughtful resignation I’ve ever heard, I hope he gets what he wants in life
The fact that he thanked "the people in the back room" was amazing. It just showed how humble and genuine he was.
Unfortunately that's probably why he couldn't make it in the TV business.
@@DrProfScience1 There's probably more truth to that than anyone realizes.
he's been to the backrooms ??
@@unicornhuntercg . . .
GUYS I THINK I KNOW WHERE HE WENT
So this implies a civilization does exist in the back rooms
This man seemed like a genuinely nice guy
@@ilyesadam9441 you like?
@@Lobo_Loco1 ?
@sussy I like
@@chezzmixchezzira7722 yea... That's what i was saying... This guy is everywhere
He actually shot up the studio when he returned the next night killing 7
This guy spoke well and made his feelings courteously clear, he is an example to us all when we find ourselves compromised. I wish I could maintain that kind of composure.
This guy is a class act. I have nothing but respect for his honesty and admiration for his gratitude to his viewers, colleagues and G-d. I hope he received all the blessings he deserved and more.
Why did you censor God?
@@TheSwedishAssassin illegal
cLaSs act 😬
Wtf is “G-d?” You mean God?
@@somevideos4you c'mon it's not superstition it's respect they're not the same thing 😆
Leadership: "Cut him off, cut him off!!"
Camera crew: "Nah keep him going lmao"
lmao = lemon, mango, apple, orange
😂
@@originaleggsample information
@@trentonyoakum1627
information = I never fire or randomly mated any tomato, impossible obviously. never.
@@originaleggsample impressive
You'll never have a good job if you're afraid to quit a bad one.
Well said!
I'm stuck in a bad job because I haven't found a good one yet. 😁
Isn't that obvious?
Nice...
@@cliffords.8341 right 😭I'm tryna Get out of Bk but I ain't got Wheels yet
I was expecting something belligerent, but wow. What a humble and passionate fellow. I hope he arrived somewhere he's happy.
Very humbled and thankful. Good for him for standing up for himself and hopefully moving on to a place he can feel more appreciated. Godspeed
"humble- PIE"
But also, f him for his narcissism. Why explain that to the viewers? Do your job- present the weather. I dont need to hear the passive aggressive horseshit
This is a Supervillian’s backstory who goes on to control the weather
Brilliant.
😂
Would "The Weather-Man" be his villain name?
Weather Wizard
@@sirbig8292 hahahaha
I love this man. Nothing but respect for everything said. I truly hope he is happy, working, and doing what he enjoys.
This guy is great. He knows that he's just being held back and wants to move forward. I think he said that he was there for 13 years and settling for crumbs. 🥧
He’s joking.
@WungusBill You're the absolute worst excuse for a human being.
@@Niffie well what are you then
@@bluecoop At least I don't troll peple by spreading misinformation, especially about someone's death. It's absolutely distasteful.
That seriously has to be the most heartfelt, genuine, respectful goodbye I'm leaving for good speech I've heard in decades. Nothing but respect and I wish him nothing but great success and happiness in life.🙏
Don’t you just wish there was more people like this guy. Hope he finds happiness in his life, whatever the weather.
I hope this guy found happiness and peace in his life.
I think he already had it.
@@CinBjarne yeah, judging by his words he probably knows Christ
same bro
@@alexm7627 the holy weatherman
So? I know Christ and I don't have peace.
I feel for this guy. I worked as a sub for 15 years(night janitor for schools). For 15 years I showed up everytime they asked me to show up. Done a good job. No complaints. Watched person after person for years get the full time job over me. When the full time janitor job I really wanted for the schools popped up, I was finally the most qualified person out of all the interviewers. I was in my 15th year and no one had that amount of experience over me. Went balls to the wall to get it too. In the end, the principle gave the job to her friend, who had never once done any janitorial work at all. I quit the job immediately after finding that out. Didnt know what I was going to do. Now I co own a lawn care company and will completely own it in a year.
That's awesome. I don't know you, but I'm still very happy for your success! ✨✨
I know how you feel , one of the greatest feelings in the world. I remained a novice mechanic for 5 years, while new mechanics quickly passed me in experience. Everyone harassed me for being so inexperienced at my age, but it was just because I wanted to go back to cooking. Little did they know I was attending a culinary nightschool. Even my higher ups told me I'd never be anything more than a parts swapper. Now I am the executive chef at a regional fine dining restaurant, making more than the highest paid techs there combined. I love bringing my ZL1 there for services just to rub it in their faces that they were wrong.
I don‘t know you but I really feel happy for you. I wish you great success with your company!
To OP. Kudos to you sir. Here's an unwritten rule/truth: Any job where they don't recognize your great qualities, loyalty and hard work is not one to stay at. Eff 'em.
@@criminalscum_514 well no shit they thought you were useless if they didn't know about your culinary training
I get the feeling, and maybe I'm just projecting, this guy worked his butt off and no one appreciated him until he was gone. Maybe he lacked some of the charisma and personality of his co-workers, but he was always polite and eager to lend a helping hand. He did the best job he could do, but never got the recognition he deserved until it was too late, but hey at least he kept his head held high.
Sort of like Milton.... :)
I hope this man found exactly what he was dreaming of. His story is so relatable, but he had the strength and courage to say “ no more, I’m better than this”. He was very kind, genuine and loving in his sign off. I’d love to hear an update!
This man speaks his heart without being hateful or mean. He says what he thinks about things without hurting others.
Ikr , what a boss 🤙
best comment
Here I was expecting 2 middle fingers pointing to his dick ...
That's the only viral quitting videos I'm familiar with
okay, and?
@@emilym2274 Believe me. Not many people could keep their composure on moments like this. But he took it way too well. He's just different. I believe even if he has freedom to say anything he wants, he'd say the exact same thing he said on the video
I have never seen this man in my life but his speech made me feel like I’m seeing an old friend or host I liked bid his goodbye’s, felt real personal. I hope he was able to continue his dream career after this :(
I was the same way when I watched this
Yea me too. I am already having a bad day and feeling sad, from depression and a lot of things irl, but this made me feel more sad and cry because he really liked his job but his job didn't like him. He felt like he probably doesn't belong and I know that feeling and how it hurts your heart both emotionally and physically.
@@CaptainEdMercer I feel you. Stay strong.
@@CaptainEdMercer I was like this recently. Take care of yourself
He committed suicide the next night unfortunately
Subtle and a beautiful exit of the weatherman. From Aussie Tim Australia.Good luck Mr weatherman.
What a good guy. I hope he gets only the best in his future. Enjoy the whole pie bro, trust me you deserve it :)
This hurts. He seems like having to quit is hurting him, but I absolutely understand how he feel here. I hope he found someone to hire him full time
Woah a person with a Roblox pfp which isn't a troll. Rare
Well keep looking for that person because that is a Lego Star Wars character icon
@@ohwell2088 finally. No it is roblox but it's made to look like lego star wars lol
@@scarfguy5337 Got 'em!
@@ohwell2088 lol u clueless
Basically telling the co-workers "it's not you I have the problem with" and telling the higher-ups in a subtle way "Im leaving because you didn't believe I deserved a shot at something bigger".
He pretty much outed them. That slip wasn't an accident. Someone slept their way into the position he was working towards and he wasn't having it.
@@joesphsmith886 literally EVERYTHING factors into it. fuckin way she goes, boys
@@andrewmeyer169 I like the Ricky reference
And done with absolute class.
@@El_Rubbertoe Ray* reference
Still though, it's all love here in the TPB community
He's so sweet and gentle. God bless him wherever he is today.
wow he was so gracious with his monologue he touched my heart
Clicked expecting "fuck this, I'm out" - instead, got a very classy exit. Godspeed in your next adventure, Meteorologist I've never heard of.
You would’ve heard of him had you watched his weather forecasts *on the weekends.*
Not very classy. His career struggles are between him and his bosses, not the general public (the customers). We don't know the situation here. Maybe there was never an opening. Maybe he just wasn't that good. Maybe the bosses suck and he was right to leave. But if I were in charge of hiring at another station I'd consider him a liability over this.
@@timfischer You must have been the person he was talking about lol
Yeah same thing with me bro
You can tell who all the millennials are here, the ones who think they're entitled to promotions just because they show up for work every day. All of you who think I'm such a bad person for suggesting that maybe the guy shouldn't have aired (quite literally) his dirty laundry: Have a nice day.
For those wondering his name is Tony Derda and he did go on to get a full time weather position you can look him up on TH-cam
Wow 700 likes thanks yall
Thanks, man i wanted to go wish him luck
All i needed to know. Thanks.
this is and underrated comment considering how many people are here asking if he's good now
Yeah some people in the comments are saying he died, but I checked out Tony Derda and I'm 95% sure that's him
Great! Thanks!
He was so professional but dissed so hard. A true legend.
" we're either IN or we're OUT " It's that way EVERYWHERE. It's behind a lot of our wonderful carnage.
I was sorta expecting him to just look at the camera and say "Fuck it I quit".
Instead he was very polite
I hope he gets that job as a full time meteorologists
I was expecting the same
That was exactly the kind of thing I was expecting from the title but no this was very nice. I do wonder what became of him?
Dude, this was years ago
@steven milstead After reading up on Miss Greene’s story, something tells me your derisive comment is less about the way she quit her job by standing up proudly and frankly for what she believes in, and more so to do with the fact that you disagree with medical/recreational marijuana use, and/or may be racist. Or, maybe it has nothing to do with either of those things. I do, however, think it’s very telling that those with an issue with my comment have bent over backwards to nitpick at my mentioning that racism may _potentially_ be a factor, but hardly anyone has said anything about the recreational marijuana use. Why reply if it doesn’t apply. Me thinks the lady doth protest too much.
Edit: Something that's never made sense to me about racists: If you're so proud to be racist, and feel it's justified, why get offended and try to gaslight when called out for what you are? If you're so proud to the point that you have racist pfp's, usernames, and openly say things like "There's a reason some races are associated with low class" why backpedal when you're accurately assessed? It's like the ku klux wearing those white masks. For what? Aren't you happy to be racist, why hide, why suddenly pretend you're not? Especially when you've got Nazi insignias, openly calling black people the n word, and whatnot, etc. all over your every social media? Hating other/certain races is your entire personality, but you want others to pretend like it's not? It's so much easier to just drink water and go to therapy like everybody else, rather than coping with your personal issues by being racist.
Me too.
The way his voice cracks a couple times, you can tell it was a very emotional thing for him. I really hope he went on to do well after that.
He must be a Republican. They're the nicest people.
@@mrbojangles9841 what do political affiliations have to do with this lol
@@CPorter every god damn boomer with no profile pictures brings POLITICS INTO EVERYTHING
@@bigsmoke3662
Bro you know damn well that young liberals love to bring politics into fucking everything as well. Just take one look at Twitter and you’ll see what I mean.
@@CPorter
How is having the opinion that republicans are nicer “propaganda.” Fucking relax, pal. Of course everyone who surrounds themselves with people who agree with them are going to consider those people to be nicer, and that includes people like you who (I would assume) surrounds yourself with liberal minded people whether that be in-person or online.
No rage quitting, cussing on air etc ? This is a good man. I hope he gets a full time gig.
This TH-cam algorithm is just like
"Throw anything at him, he will watch"
This is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen. I hope he found happiness and prosperity in his life.
*EDIT* thanks for all the likes but you can stop replying now, I'm good 👍👍
supposedly he didn’t…
@@glasscleaner4439 proof?
@@StealthKey he said so
His name is Tony Derda and he went to report for ABC Amarillo as both a weekday weatherman and reporter
th-cam.com/video/kbBgOk8F-jc/w-d-xo.html
@@kingyouki5904 the good ending :)
This is legit the most respectful, honest and humble speech I’ve ever heard, especially while quitting a job he’s not satisfied with…
Im pretty sure the studio didn’t feel the same way tho😂😅
He was a gay man tho and tried to suck the producer off
@@Jack-us4sp first of all, i doubt thats even true, second, theres literally nothing wrong with being born gay so stop using it as an insult
@@Lumalee First of all, people aren't born gay. that would be like being born a liar or being born a thief. We are born innocent. Secondly, he merely made a statement. There's nothing inherently insulting about the statement, unless it is libel, which no one is going to attempt to prove. Finally, the use of the word 'literally' as you used it is either incorrect or simply unnecessary and adds no value to your statement.
@@kamikazetrashpanda3665 what're the chances yiu posted this a min ago lmao. Im bi and ive lived my life like any other. Its delusional people like yourself who believe some old white bearded guy gives two shits about what we do. Isnt the main idea of any religion to "love thy neighbor"? Wouldnt that include everyome, regardless of race, sexual orientation, etc? Id sure believe so. Im atheist so i wouldnt know 🤫
@@kamikazetrashpanda3665 wher ei was going with that was that you are, in fact, born gay, same way youre born black, or with a small dick, or brown hair. Its a biological thing that you have jo control over.
"Basically after XX years of striving to grab the whole pie, it's no longer satisfying to settle for just getting a taste of the crumbs."
75% of all Americans can relate.
Hope he found the right job and a station that appreciates his dedication and work ethics which sadly is lacking so much in others now days.
Whoever ignored his dedication let a great employee slip away. Hope he finds that perfect spot for him. Seems like a straight up guy. Best wishes my man!
0:40
That's life. Lots of jerks who don't care, get the girl, promotions, etc. Right out of school. Lots of guys who struggle and Hussle and never reach (&/or remotely reach) their full potential... At least there's mental coping mechanisms for sanity that are safe and profound xD
The thing is that succesful people in this world are the poorest ones.
They get so entagled with material stuff, they never reach enlightment that way. Waste of a life.
Thats why 99 of 100 millionaries are crying when death comes. Suddenly now they dicover love, simple things, smile, colors, smells. Pathetic.
Hope they enjoyed their meaningless success just to be crushed just 5 minutes before hahaha
@C K " If hes willing to let himself get strung along for 13 years with no promotion, why would a manager not capitalize on that?"
What? so he doesnt leave or that you keep a healthy mentality wtf are you talking about what you are saying sounds like sociopath mentality.
"ones who use others for thier own gain"
No this is pure copium the most succesful tend to have most integrity and actually treat the people important to them well.
stand up guy*
Years later, I sure hope this gentleman moved on with his life and found a good situation for him and family.
He was killed in a car crash a couple weeks later.
@@shooterjenkins7089 you’re a jerk.
His name is Tony Derda
@@pnwester2697 I know. He because he was killed in a car crash.
@@shooterjenkins7089 proof?
What year?
@@pnwester2697 This was in 1993. He died and his family was left with nothing because he didn't have life insurance.
For anyone who is still watching this, the guy's name is Tony Derda. He did manage to do some other meteorologist gigs here and there, most recently in Amarillo, Texas. He now teaches 7th grade math at Nick Kerr Middle School in Amarillo and, according to his wedding registry, got married yesterday. To quote Conan O'Brien, "Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get, but if you work really hard and you're kind, amazing things will happen." Seems like he found happiness.
He actually seems like a nice guy
Wow. You know what. I genuinely hope that this man is doing okay and is happy wherever he is now.
probably isn't.
@@atomeyes99 😂
Looks like this was filmed at least 30 years ago!
He's most likely dead or retired
I met this guy inside he's doing time for a kidnap / ransom plot on his ex employer
“Grab the whole pie pie, grab the whole pie”. - a sincere human
"Basically after 13 years of striving to grab the whole Pie, Pie, grab the whole Pie, it's no longer possible to keep settling for just a taste of the crumbs from previously stated pie. To reiterate, I like pie. I have repeatedly urged fox news to use more Pie-based charts when displaying weather predictions, but to no avail. It would have been most useful last week to show to viewers just how Pieping hot it was during the Noontime hours. It should be noted that Pumpkin happens to be my favorite flavor, of pie.
To all of you out there in the region who are tuned in, I wish you a good night, cross my heart hope to pie. This is your local meteorologist Peter P. Pie, Signing off."
@nemo pouncey Having too many pies is NEVER a technical difficulty~
I agree agree, I agree.
Throw a beat behind it and it's still better than most new rap.
@@ezdzit5330 give me 2 days
this is so wholesome, such a sweet man
He was so polite. He makes it clear that he was thankful for the opportunity but it just wasn't for him and there's no one to blame for that. There are so many ways that people quit jobs (especially when other people are watching) that just make them look like an ass, but this guy did it right. Props to him, I hope wherever he is now he is living his best life 👍
"being in the right person" - a man who knows whats up.
hahahahahah
Facts
Yeah! He know what's up the right person ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Freudian slip
@@InvestBetter. So now we know his bosses name was Freudian 😂
Mad respect for this man. I strive to speak from my heart as genuinely and concisely as him. Giving years of your life to something you aren't completely satisfied with is not something that anyone should take lightly. I'm glad he have himself a proper exit and that they didn't cut him off
*as he
@@mousermind that’s not even right, this person had it right the first time. If your gonna be such an annoying person and go around correcting people’s grammar at least make sure your right before you do it lol smh
@@mousermind you seem fun at partys
@@WizardCrafterzSucksL i hate to be the bearer of bad news bro but you used the wrong you’re😭
@@WizardCrafterzSucksL "going to"
The lord works in mysterious ways . The lord is going to take good care of this humble respectful decent weather man .
This is the most polite "take this job and shove it" speech possible.
“When the weather was a little slow, maybe I made you smile once in a while.” What a sweet man. I hope he was able to persevere with his career
Edit: Can you guys stop roasting Cathy in my replies
true it was so nice
He made me smile right there so he's a winner in my book.
ANIMEEEEEEEE SEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
69 !!!!!!!!!
i bet he regrets to this day not ending with "will be a sunny one"
He was struck by lightning shortly after quitting and died
He “did us right” trying to get our “piece of the pie”
RIP
Did not expect to see you here! Love your video, keep up the great work!
This has GOT to be algorithms, I just recently subscribed and started to binge watch your videos and now here I am seeing your comments on a random ass yt vid 😂
Pie-Pie-PiePie
@@skokess1362 Stop talking about algoritms.
RIP? Did he die?
Looking him up. He is Tony Derda. I found clips later of him working at local news places. But it looked to be 1 off stuff and very few. It looks like he wasn't given a real chance sadly.
So much for a worker shortage. You can eat a pound of crap, do the right thing, and still not make it.
IDK if he is still working. He is still alive
aww
That was the most polite middle finger I’ve ever heard.
Much respect for this weatherman. He did what he could to try and make it, but it just didn't work out. I hope somewhere out there he finally got passed the breadcrumbs and got to have a taste of the full pie. Here's to knowing when to take a new path when your old one wasn't doing you any good 🍻
yea
You know he be fucking that pie.
well said. 700th like
@@asamcdaniel5167 Nah, the people who are twats fuck your pie while eating there own.
I heard that emoji
I hope he found what he wants in his life. He really does seem like a good person based on his heartfelt speech. I know this is from a while ago based on the style of the video. I wish I knew someone like this person. They seem genuine, truthful, and someone who speaks their mind without hesitation.
I hope he found What God wanted him in life
Everyone seems nice on the outside. He could be a pension check thieving creep on his 5 off days..
@@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975
Maybe that is true, but that can never be certain.
IDI0T
He died in a car accident less than 12 months later
It was so cool to hear him thank the Lord like that! In times like these, it puts a smile on your face to see another Christian!
Clicked on this video to see some epic melt down followed by someone quitting. What I got instead was a humble, earnest and passionate speech by a man tired of selling himself short when he knows he deserves better. I sure hope he has found it…
If they didn't want him full time that's their loss. He seems like a genuinely nice dude. I read another comment on here saying he got a full time gig at another station, good for him.
Three weeks after this was aired, they found his body at an unmanned weather station on top of a hill near his house. He hung himself with an electrical cord tied to the chain link fencing surrounding the station. I guess he died how he lived: a weatherman.
Because these ""funny"" people keep saying he died, the truth is that he is probably Tony Derda, and seems to have gotten a full time job in the weather forecast business (though likely retired now). Had to scroll wayyy too much to find this info..
@@User0000000000000004 source?
@@scarletpachyderm trust me
@@kimeojin6447 he's already retired from his full time job at abc7 amarillo
Dude is everything I want in a reporter. Humble, smart, and egoless.
..an accurate forecast would be nice too.
Egoless?
pieless
Bruh, he's a weatherman. 😂
what kind of weather reports have u seen where the weatherperson is an ass?
Grab that pie with both hands brother. You've earned it. "Live long as prosper".
Way better than expected. I was thinking this was going to be one of those 'fu I quit' scenes.
Nice to see a civil quitting for a change.
This is the classiest way to let it be known that you got tired of playing second fiddle and aren't going to waste any more of your life knowing they won't give you a chance. Best of luck.
It says to any future employer that you won't do the job you are given and rather than submit a letter of resignation and move on, you embarrass your current employer.
@@executivelifehacks6747 I wouldn't say pulling a stunt like that is embarrassing. I think it was very well executed, and much better than going full ape shit. I think it would actually demonstrate to a future employer that he was calm, and collected. And there is no way you know he didn't submit a letter of resignation in advance, or how he did his job before.
@@doogus8728 Executive Life Hacks is right -- all this should have been said to bosses in private, not on the public airways to tell viewers about problems behind the scenes. No future employer will want him -- they won't risk the same public shaming.
Exactly
@@DeuceBiggerHo No! It is not classy to say all these things in public -- this should have been handled in a private conversation, not on public TV. Not classy.
it’s rare to see adults talking about their dreams because having dreams is regarded as a “childish” things, and adults are expected to be able to do exactly what they want, when in reality it’s not that easy and has a lot to do with chances and timing. really hope this guy made his a reality
A beautiful speech. It's one of the best I heard
That’s a decent man right there. Educated, polite, respectful 👌🏼 👏
Not only would I hire this guy, I'd put him in charge of hiring anyone else that joined the organization. Fully invested people like this are so hard to find, hope someone has seen this potential.
Be kind and don't overload anyone you hire or they will lose that passion! too many don't heed this sadly, but you seem mindful :')
Idiots rather give full time/good positions to friends and family regardless of work ethic, interest or dedication. It's sad when nepotism results in hard workers getting shafted and mediocre ones with a connection getting rewarded.
(Not saying it always happens, just when it happens).
You don't even have a job how are you going to hire somebody?
@@ZentaBon This is not necessarily true. I'm one of those types, where in my job (yes, it's true) I thrive on a bit of chaos, making everything come together. My boss knows that I really don't mind being overloaded as long as I am appreciated.
I'm so with you .
So well spoken and such a sophisticated tone. I wish I could be so well versed at talking like him.
You’re doing a fine job!
Meanwhile, your sentence sounds well spoken and well versed...
@@mida8261 that's true but talking is different 🙁
He did it much better than other people who just drop the ball
Since I’m seeing this 6 years later, I hope he found the biggest and best pie, and that he’s proud of his choices and convictions after these years. I wish you the best, sir!
This was uploaded 6 years ago. Judging by the style and camera quality it could be decades ago but nice comment.
Apparently, according to other comments, Tony Derda is alive and in a full time weather position, but dead from a car accident according to "Shooter Jenkins" of a random reply section, who conveniently also "banged his widow". I'm not sure who to believe here, the latter is very convincing..
@@optimisticwatermelon Hahah
@@optimisticwatermelon the answer is here: th-cam.com/video/kbBgOk8F-jc/w-d-xo.html Always require proof to believe these online comments, there are many trolls around here.
Ikr, crazy TH-cam algorithm.
no one should have to settle for crumbs, keep grabbin that pie
agreed. Be higher then that!
So this speaks to me, and it’s funny I came across this tonight. I did a similar signoff (local show in Baton Rouge) after years of shitty breaks in broadcasting-one lie or scam after another, Baton Rouge AND Houston. I finally put the kibosh on it, only to land the gig of a lifetime this week doing a much better kind of media work in *Washinton, DC.*
It sucks when your plans don’t work out, but sometimes you eventually get satisfaction in knowing that there’s something bigger and better on the other side of it.
He’s clearly a standup guy.
He was honest and not nasty or mean about why he wanted to leave. And he was kind and thanked his co-workers and the support staff. I hope he found a full-time meteorologist job and is happy.
I felt genuinely compassionate for this man. I wish he had been our weatherman. Hope he found something good
That's a class act right there, good guy weatherman, I hope you did well.
Yelp
I agree
he snapped and killed his family
@@MrMuaythai84 he realized his failure as a human and was determined to end his faulty bloodline; savage.
@@AstroZombie1 a self inflicted gunshot after the 7 day forecast on live t.v. would have made one hell of a weather segment. Huh?
"If you like a weatherman you watch him during weekends, but if you love a weatherman you watch him daily"
This was the fucking nicest best worded quitting speech I ever heard.
Poor guy, it's just heart breaking. Popularity contests never end no matter where you go
Yup - best way to not fall foul of the popularity contests... if it's broke, don't try to fix it! - found out that the hard way! 😉
Pretty rough! He might have to learn an actual real skill. Pounding fence posts would be more useful than predicting weather.
@@dirtroad4229 whats ur skill ? Cleaning dirt roads?
@@dirtroad4229 can guarantee that meteorologist is a more successful man than anyone on your inbred hillbilly ass family tree 👍🏾
@@dirtroad4229 If real jobs are only physical work, we would still be in the 1600's
Respect. Hope he landed something worthy of his explanation.
He's dead
@@mckinleymac3452 he died from lack of pie
@@hobomike6935 🥧 🤌🏼 😵💀👻
@@mckinleymac3452 how did he die?
What was his name?
@@CityofGoODFortune1782 He died in a freak weather accident. Some say it was almost like an act of God
When he said "grab the whole pie" I felt that....
I hope he found a place that recognized him and he found rewarding.
He’s a decent chap. I wish l could be so gracious in the face of disappointment
I just left TV after years of being promised full-time work as a reporter but the station never actually followed through. This is the way of the business. I hope this man got his full-time gig at another station. I think many stations would have been happy to have a weatherman so well-spoken.
Hope you get what you deserve & what best highlights your natural gifts. Best wishes on the journey 💗
This guy should be on weather channel he seems quite alright
I guess it goes to show, you gotta alpha male it early on or they'll exploit you
His skirt wasn't short enough
@@aldozilli1293 Ok, you gotta beta male it early on
Very well articulated. Hope he’s livin his dream
“…mostly I’d like thank God for helping me do this job and for allowing me to help forecast his weather”
Such a beautiful statement.
What a humble dude. I could only hope to be half that cool about leaving a job.
He must be a Republican they're the nicest people.
I'd like just once to avoid the police escort off the property.....
@@mrbojangles9841 gotta bring politics into everything?
Yeah I definitely went the opposite way. I'm still taking digs anytime my former employer posts things to social media for work.
The full time guy probably hated his job.
Oh, the irony.
when i clicked on the video i thought i was gonna see some dude having a breakdown and rage quitting live, but the guy just had to move on and he was honest with himself, kudos
Hope this man has had his fair share of blessing.
He sounds like a genuine and humble guy, hope the best for him and his future careers
This video is loke from 20 years ago. So he is probably retired now.
@@Carlos-xz3vi Ikr, people don't realize the quality of the video to assume it's hella old
This could be about 2005, or older. Probably older. I'd be interested to see how old it actually is..
@DanOfTheWild very stupid statement. He's alive and well and in Texas.
@@timothyfawcett9189 Whats his name ? i didnt catch it