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Originally Posted by Rob
Well he should have quit ages ago then. I wouldn't take the humiliation either.
However, if I was told I'd need to have to come to work on Tuesdays instead of Monday's, I'd just do it.
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It's courtesy to let him know beforehand. He probably planned to go home right after Raw. Now he had to stick around for an extra 24 hrs plus make more travel/accommodation arrangements.
In the longer term, you don't know how this may affect his routine, with regards to his everyday life. It's easy to say "oh, I wouldn't care" but it's not JUST a one day a week job. Now when he works PPVs on Sundays, he will be on the road Saturday until Wednesday (hardly going to go home between Sunday's show and Tuesday's taping, is he?). For a guy who signed a contract to only work Mondays, now he will find himself of the road for an entire working week for every scheduled PPV week, which is something stupid like every 3 weeks nowadays.
He signed a contract on the proviso of "you are the voice of Monday Night Raw and we will continue to pay you to be". Now, his job role has changed, his working week has changed, and his travel routine (including his travel partner) has changed. All for the sake of a quick thrill, a pretty insignificant twist in the Draft and a McMahon laugh at his expense.