Murry the agent is so dedicated to his client that he had to check the display on his cell phone to see who he’s talking to.
However, an experienced sports (or talent) agent will probably get a better deal for a client than the inexperienced client will do for themselves, though it comes with a hefty service charge.
I remember when NFL running back Ricky Williams hired someone named Leland Hardy from hip-hop mogul Master P’s No Limit Sports as his agent. Hardy negotiated a huge contract for Ricky – unfortunately, the contract was loaded with incentives Ricky had to reach before getting the max money. He never reached most of those unreasonably high goals, and never made nearly as much money as he would have if he had a real, experienced sports agent who could negotiate more guaranteed money.
Alabama Al about 1 year ago
Murry the agent is so dedicated to his client that he had to check the display on his cell phone to see who he’s talking to.
However, an experienced sports (or talent) agent will probably get a better deal for a client than the inexperienced client will do for themselves, though it comes with a hefty service charge.
jagedlo about 1 year ago
Lost them with that little time gap, Murray!
rmercer Premium Member about 1 year ago
He needs a phone where the speaker and mouthpiece are separate from the rest of the phone. (Now why does that sound oddly familiar…..)
Ellis97 about 1 year ago
I’m telling you, Murray would sound great with a Phil Silvers impression.
JoeMartinFan Premium Member about 1 year ago
I remember when NFL running back Ricky Williams hired someone named Leland Hardy from hip-hop mogul Master P’s No Limit Sports as his agent. Hardy negotiated a huge contract for Ricky – unfortunately, the contract was loaded with incentives Ricky had to reach before getting the max money. He never reached most of those unreasonably high goals, and never made nearly as much money as he would have if he had a real, experienced sports agent who could negotiate more guaranteed money.