From the transcript of Neil Cavuto's commentary on his "Common Sense" bit, today:
Switching to something a tad less controversial, actually, maybe more so, depending on your loyalties -- the Boston Red Sox. I don't like them. I don't even know why I don't like them. It's not as if I’m some baseball expert. I'm not. And it's not just because I’m from New York. Even when I lived in New England, I didn't like them. But I do admire them. And I think we all should. How many times did the experts say the Sox were done? Finished? That the odds of coming back from a three-to-none game deficit were too daunting? The Sox just kept plugging. One inning at a time. Then, a game at a time. Then, suddenly it was their time. And it was the Yankees left with no time. So the next time you look at that massive inbox at work, think the Red Sox. Or fret over that seemingly impossible assignment that can't remotely get done when your boss wants it done, think the Red Sox. Or that day you feel cursed in life, remember how a baseball team came back to life. Curses can be broken. The unbelievable "can" happen. Don't believe me. Just ask the Yankees. Boy, did it kill me to say that.:mrgreen: There was a moment, right before he said "Just ask the Yankees", when I was sure that he was going to say "Just ask the Red Sox." If he had, it would have been a good speech, etc--but when he said that, the entire room went silent for the space of three seconds, and then every person in the room busted up laughing. Good on you, Neil.
