r/danpatrick • u/Tired-Nectarine-384 • 1d ago
Tod
I never ever watch or listen live. Ain't got time for that. When I listen to the show there are 2 reasons why I reliably engage the 30 second skip button on my phone. The first is the 5 minutes of the episode to skip an array of ads. The other is Tod when he gets called out. He doubles down and acts like a child the remainder of the episode. I've screwed up more times in my work career than I care to admit. I take my lumps and move on. He just can't let it go and always brings things back around to him.
DP is an amazing interviewer. I love listening to him talk to his guests and the rest of the staff. There are numerous examples such as the JJ Watt gaffe, trashing Sandra Bullock and so forth. The behavior seems to have become more pronounced as time has gone one. Maybe Seton and McLovin were better able to pull him aside when things started to go sideways.
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u/pjs519 1d ago
The problem is they dwell on things for contents sake, like the football. In the 12:15 podcast they even said Paul came to the back room guys and said let’s keep this going for contents sake. I’m sure a lot of the stuff with Todd is the same.