Know Your Colts History: Now I'm Not Saying She a Gold Digger...
At some point or another during the off-season, you probably heard about Dwight Freeney's guest appearance on the Dr. Phil. You probably know that he disguised himself as a limo driver for two gold-diggers who treated him poorly because they thought he was a low-wage driver, rather than a $76 million man.
What you probably don't know is what the actual segment looked like. After all, it's very hard to pull in the football diehard audience and the audience that loves self-help advice shows. But finally after a lot of YouTube searching, I was finally able to track down the segment where he humiliated the gold diggers far worse than he ever humiliated David Carr. They do a good job of trying to cover their tracks, but you can still see that they were pretty upset for turning down a chance to hang out with a very, very wealthy man. Check it out, I think you'll find its worth the 5 minutes out of your day.
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I remember when this happened.
Someone had told me all about it. It’s nice to see it. (This was the only way I ever would have =p)
It’s also good to see someone confront that. Good for Freeney. What he was saying at the end there wasn’t making the gold diggers happy, as you can see by the defensive reply, but what a great comeback by Dr. Phil, who impressed me with this segment.
Thanks for posting this.
Thanks.
I love my family. Michele and I are blessed.
by coltsfanawalt on Jun 27, 2009 10:26 PM EDT up reply actions
I loved the looks on their faces when Dr. Phil revealed Freeney's conract numbers
and as a side note, he seems like a really humble, down-to-earth, likable guy. Who happens to have a $76 million contract to play football. LOVE HIM!!!
How can you not love a team that does this?
I think that would be one downside to being a high profile person. You would never know if someone was interested in your friendship or love for the right reasons. good thing i’m poor!
Lol
Yeah, nice to know we won’t have to deal with such problems. Lucky us.
by coltsfanawalt on Jun 28, 2009 11:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Oh yeah
I thank fate every day that I wasn’t cursed with lots and lots of money.
:-|
by eltharion_doa on Jun 29, 2009 12:18 AM EDT up reply actions

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