Catering to the Toronto 'urban' community
[Somewhere in Toronto]
Brian Burke: Jamal, we obviously aren't very good this year. Instead of trying to win the Cup, we need to work on getting new fans.
Jamal Mayers: Good thinking. What do you need me to do?
Burke: Well, Jamal we would like you to engage in our.... urban fans.
Mayers: Urban fans?
Burke: Yeah... See, your name is Jamal, and I think you're (whispers) black. So I think you have a unique... uh... perspective on this.
Mayers: You want me to try and get black fans? Is that what you're saying? But aren't the only other black people in Toronto Chris Bosh and Kardinal Offishall?
Burke: I can see that you are a little nervous spearheading this community outreach program, so we went out and acquired a veteran with was born in Africa. I think that makes him African-American.
Olaf Kolzig: What's up, guys?
Mayers: Wow, we suck at everything.
BWAHAHAHA That's amazing.
ReplyDeleteNote: just to clarify, Toronto has a huge black community.
And you forgot Choclair.
I had no idea where you were going with this post but then you brought it on home. Toronto, where goaltenders go to die.
ReplyDeletePoor poor Kolzig...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteCorporate Catering Sydney