"He's stealing my money!" Let's relive the good times thread

[video=youtube;nIuIPUF7FBM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIuIPUF7FBM[/video]

[video=youtube;KPUAeUyJa48]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPUAeUyJa48&feature=relmfu[/video]

 

Ive said this before, with Artie strung out and out of it, would it be shocking if teddy was stealing?

 

Teddy actually discussed that the other day on one of the shows. He claimed Artie meant Teddy was "stealing" from him, just by having to pay him to assist him. In other words, he wasn't taking money from his wallet, but it was like throwing money away.

 

BTW, what does strung out mean? Is that when someone has stopped using? or way in deep? I never understood that term.

 

In part two, after the fight, Robin proves again that she is always right. Afterwards.

 

teddy said this? :

nodding off, strung out, Im not well versed in the clinical terms. But Im thinking whatever his condition was in the studio, he would have been an easy mark...

 

Jump to 7:30. Typical Artie Baby, blaming Howard for his explosive behavior.

 

"Robin, I love when my employees fight!!"




"what the FUCK is going?!!??!!"
"I dont know."

 

Sure, that's fine. Howard likes it when they fight. Howard didn't compel Artie to completely lose control of himself.

 

not this debate again. Ok, youre right in some regard, the wig didnt buy the H or force art to snort it. BUT as his employer, he didnt have to allow him to be high in the work place or make bits around it...

 

According to Robin, Howard did know he would lose it.

 

In retrospect, the sleeping on the air thing should have been dealt with through HR, not supplying a bed for him.

 

My point in all of this is, with Artie, it's always someone else's fault. He's like a little boy who never takes responsibility for his actions and like Howard, he surrounds himself with people who are financially dependent upon him, so they're never gonna force his hand or tell him the truth.

Howard could have but Howard can't fire anyone.

 

Artie was off and caused a lot of his own problems but this was not his fault and he was justifiably angry. He had given money to an already overpaid, unqualified Teddy and was taken advantage of. A true kindness for weakness situation.

 

artie should've fired teddy if he was so unsatisfied. i think teddy knew too much about the H that artie might have been afraid he'd let out. also it's less likely that a competent professional in teddy's place would put up with the abuse and H behavior.

 

For Artie it wasn't about money, it was some other issues, specifically his drug problem that were coming to a head that was blowing up.

For Teddy he was a scumbag who never intended to pay Artie back and didn't think he had to because Artie was rich.

 

From what Teddy was saying though, Artie wasn't prompt in paying Teddy; the 1st Commandment in Employer-Employee contracts.

Don't fuck with payday.

 

what commandment states an employer will "loan" thousands to an employee with zero hope of repayment? sounds like a one-sided relationship, and shocker the receiver was a heeb...

 

I just rewatched the Sal vs Artie fight when he threw a CD at Sal

remember the famous "what happened i missed it? I was doodling BS"

funny enough but you can hear Howard react to Artie throwing stuff at Sal especially the CD he draws in a breath and goes "oooooh!" before then immediately going into "what happened I missed it"

just listen closely because the mics are on and Howard is talking to Artie after he threw the box it's impossible for him to have missed it

 

Oh no, I was talking about the part of the clip where Artie committed to something and then Teddy had to chase after him for it.

That's a no-no.