Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Ram and three time NFL's Defensive Player of the Year, has a Stalker. She is Jenelle Anwar. Usually the Stalker is a man and he's obsessed with a woman but there are Stalkers who have been known to be female. So that's nothing new. And celebrities have been known to have Stalkers of all kinds. Some who break into their homes and some who even cause harm to them. But Jenelle is a little different. She wants a divorce. Even though she's never even been in the same room with Aaron Donald. She filed papers in court and she wants $1,500 a month in alimony. Nice work if you can get it and we guess you can get it if you try.* That's a riff off of a line from an old song.
And Six time Jeopardy champion Andrew Hayes did not get final jeopardy in that sixth game but he was so far in front that the other two contestants couldn't catch him. He had 28,800 going into final Jeopardy and he bet 8,800 so he lost that 8,800 and only wound up with 20,000. As opposed to 37,600 if he would have gotten final Jeopardy right or the 28,800 if he'd just bet nothing. But leave it to Ken Jennings to put things in perspective when he said. "Twenty thousand dollars for a half hours work, not too bad." Andrew lost in his 7th game but his six wins gave him $137,804. Nice work if you can get it and you can get it if you try.
Now the Enchanted Six pictured above, took to the skies in their Blue Origin capsule and landed to a chorus of boos. Then came the memes making fun and the cruel jokes. We won't repeat them here as we don't do nasty, even if it's funny. Well sometimes we do but we try not to. Also people pointed out that the Blue Origin craft didn't go up that high and it looked like a chance to take selfies more than a Space flight. So they weren't really Astronauts, as they claimed to be.
In response to the negativity Gail King of the CBS morning show said she was like Alan Shepard. Alan Shepard was the first American and only second man in Space. He rode into Space on a first generation ballistic missile and it had a tendency to blow up during its tests. Also Alan Shepard was a graduate of Annapolis, a veteran of WWII, a test pilot and one of the few men to walk on the moon. So, she might want to re-think that one. Also, Alan Shepard wore a helmet. All Astronauts wear helmets. The Enchanted Six did not wear helmets. It would have ruined their hair, in the selfies.
But don't feel bad for Gayle King, she gets 12 million a year to read off a teleprompter, asks questions and talk about whatever. And that is nice work if you can get it and you could never get that, no matter how hard you try. Fugettaboutittitt!
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* 'Nice Work If You Can Get It' by George and Ira Gershwin
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