J.R. almost quits last night

**Team Sheep** · 06-26-2008, 09:15 AM

He is under contract for WWE. They tell him what to do and as an employee you do as you're told quite frankly. If not then leave. No need to threaten it like your royalty, just do it if you're serious. I just hate how JR wants so much sympathy from this. It's clearly showingnow that he thought him and Lawler were untouchable at the Raw announce team. Now he's being put in his place.

To be honest, if you run a business why would you give a fuck about 'being nice and curteous'. I'm sure Vince doesn't give a fuck about how JR feels, and I wouldn't either. I doubt Vince would lose much sleep if JR did quit, that's why he wasn't afraid to make the decision to draft him on Monday. If you're told in your company to do something, just do it. If your company makes a decision that they think is good for business, you should just respect it and get on with it.

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06-26-2008, 09:15 AM	#11
Team Sheep T�m Defaid Posts: 6,646	He is under contract for WWE. They tell him what to do and as an employee you do as you're told quite frankly. If not then leave. No need to threaten it like your royalty, just do it if you're serious. I just hate how JR wants so much sympathy from this. It's clearly showingnow that he thought him and Lawler were untouchable at the Raw announce team. Now he's being put in his place. To be honest, if you run a business why would you give a fuck about 'being nice and curteous'. I'm sure Vince doesn't give a fuck about how JR feels, and I wouldn't either. I doubt Vince would lose much sleep if JR did quit, that's why he wasn't afraid to make the decision to draft him on Monday. If you're told in your company to do something, just do it. If your company makes a decision that they think is good for business, you should just respect it and get on with it.