Why did Mel ever agree to do this commercial?
In this promo spot on CNBC Mel says, "The stock price is your report card."
Wouldn't Mel get an F- then?
http://video.nytimes.com/video/2007/...-business.html
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Why did Mel ever agree to do this commercial?
In this promo spot on CNBC Mel says, "The stock price is your report card."
Wouldn't Mel get an F- then?
http://video.nytimes.com/video/2007/...-business.html
Crap !... He is losing it...
That was added in Aug of 2007.
well i would say your stock price in a economically stable market could be a report card, his report card now is dependent on how he can handle this credit crisis.
Holy s..t, he got an "F" since then ? LOL.
test..........
Ha, he plops down in the middle of a thread to test things out. Let me know if you need a hand dread. Just shoot me a PM.
That is hilarious...
That was filmed over a year and a half ago...when the merger was still in limbo and the stock price was still over 3.50. I was at Sirius the day CNBC came by.
I am going to answer my own question....
I think Mel agreed to do this CNBC promo in 2007 because he thought it would be good free advertising for Sirius and I assume that he was confident in the company's prospects and thought the share price would rise at the time...