More Than 1,000 Health Experts Petition Spotify to Control Joe Rogan's False COVID-19 Info on His Podcast.
Headlines like that make it a sure thing that Joe was right.
More Than 1,000 Health Experts Petition Spotify to Control Joe Rogan's False COVID-19 Info on His Podcast.
pretty spectacular idea there, i don’t see how that match could disappointI have always said that a scotch-doubles match with Joe Rogan and Earl Strickland against Efren Reyes and Manny Pacquiao would draw tons of viewers...even people who don't normally play or watch pool.
My apologies for looking past your post for the most part, only seeing a trigger word – bad place for me.My post was more geared towards how golf, the game and equipment are cousins and how it’s popularity and money sheets on pool and was there a way to ride their coat tails.
Most good solutions start with great questions. You seemed derailed about fuc yourself daddy. I won’t try to understand that.
A large portion of pool players certainly appear to be attracted to golf. Whatever crack a golf course offers seems to share some of its chemical make up with billiards.My post was more geared towards how golf, the game and equipment are cousins and how it’s popularity and money sheets on pool and was there a way to ride their coat tails.
Most good solutions start with great questions. You seemed derailed about fuc yourself daddy. I won’t try to understand that.
Yeah, that National Public Radio crowd…
To be totally honest he is pretty much a self-centered prick. I wouldn't see him doing anything for pool and for that matter why should he, what's in it for him.The best chance for Rogan to give pool a boost is if he creates a separate podcast or a regular segment about pool. I don’t think there is anything else he can do outside of what he has already done. He could have Jayson on the podcast tomorrow and some people would “oh that’s cool” and then maybe go to the pool hall the day after. But that’s about it.
In the World? Maybe the USA.He is the biggest media outlet in the Untied States and possibly the world. Even fox doesn’t come close and they are second in ratings.
Matchroom might prove you wrong, I hope.There is no money in American pool.
He doesn’t come off that way in hundreds of hours of footage of him talking to all kinds of different people.To be totally honest he is pretty much a self-centered prick. I wouldn't see him doing anything for pool and for that matter why should he, what's in it for him.
I LOVE the idea of that!As a private club, a better level of overall competition. Anyone willing to commit to a couple thousand
dollars annually is surely a more serious minded and likely stronger overall pool player. The facility and
equipment would receive more care and attention since every player has a vested interest in keeping the
place and equipment in tip top condition. Table availability could be 24/7 with keycard access and CCTV
to ensure members don’t abuse their membership privileges. There wouldn’t be deafening music played
like at so many pool halls. There’d be the sense of being a elite pool player, like Cypress Point Golf Club.
You don’t get to play there unless a member invites and accompanies you for a round of golf. The same
would be true for a private billiards club. Take out some 9’ tables and add a 12’ snooker & billiards tables.
It would be so much more pleasant, cleaner atmosphere and more available than just going to a pool hall.
I think that is the most“viable” gameplan I have ever heard for re-growth of pool popularity.My post was more geared towards how golf, the game and equipment are cousins and how it’s popularity and money sheets on pool and was there a way to ride their coat tails.
Most good solutions start with great questions. You seemed derailed about fuc yourself daddy. I won’t try to understand that.
ESPN.com is a favorite website, but very few people under 55, especially in urban areas subscribe to or watch cable or broadcast TV.
ESPN may be the correct entity, but not on cable, if you want the younger generations.
Personally, I only know one person in the 50 and under who uses cable or broadcast TV. Everybody I know uses streaming.
But, by all means keep thinking that you know best, keep marketing it to old white dudes. I don't care, I'm fine just playing pool.
In the World? Maybe the USA.
Cricket in India dwarfs anything. Worldwide over 2 billion fans who follow cricket religiously. And that's second to Football (soccer).Sports shows in China draw over 75 million viewers.
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Except for the few members there is none. It would just drive pool more into obscurity. You don't bring pool to the masses by locking people out.What would be the upside to it being a private club?