Most parents will tell their kids they can do anything. Meth-addicted prostitute? The simple truth is most people can't accomplish shit and their dreams are totally solipsistic and laughably lofty to begin with.
If you're in tears now, I'm sorry, but don't shoot the messenger. Take for example the plight of Dude's goal—or as he calls it, a "pitiful plea"—in life is to be a guest on the Ellen show.
As an intern unpaid, I hope at a station that brings Satan's personal playlist to Nashville on a daily basis, he's taken his campaign viral with the expectation of getting something simply because he wants it.
Edit Close. The Nashville City Paper gives some more information on a painful experience. Davis was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where screws had to be placed in his ankle. The lawsuit claims that employees of the Predators failed to provide adequate protection for Davis — and also failed to warn Davis of the risks associated with the stunt.
Attorney Bill Leader, who is representing Davis, said his client didn't sign any kind of waiver form before participating in the stunt. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Davis, better known on WRVW But during the rehearsal prior to the Preds' game against the Calgary Flames , he missed the pins completely and crashed into the side of the rink. Davis was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where screws had to be placed in his ankle. I'd be surprised if the Preds let this take place without waivers being signed as the City Paper report claims , as these stunts obviously carry some degree of risk.
But that's what courts are for, to sort out all the evidence.
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