January 13, 201511 yr How does this show actually get people to show up? I just don't get it. Does anyone know of anyone who will actually fork out money to see this train wreck on stage?
January 13, 201511 yr How does this show actually get people to show up? I just don't get it. Does anyone know of anyone who will actually fork out money to see this train wreck on stage? I saw it on HBO. Not bad. Fascinating life lived thus far.
January 13, 201511 yr How does this show actually get people to show up? I just don't get it. Does anyone know of anyone who will actually fork out money to see this train wreck on stage? Because the American people love to watch a train wreck in progress?
January 13, 201511 yr Author Because the American people love to watch a train wreck in progress? Maybe. I just can't see spending money on that. I guess it works though because the show is still touring.
January 13, 201511 yr Maybe. I just can't see spending money on that. I guess it works though because the show is still touring. Like Clyde said — his story is fascinating. Throw in all of Mike's weirdness along with it, and I could see myself going to check it out, if only to hear him talk about pounding somebody into Bolivian.
January 14, 201511 yr I'd go see him. I got nothing but love for Mike Tyson. I bet he has a hell of a story to tell.
January 14, 201511 yr I think Mike is a funny guy. I enjoy hearing his stories, love seeing his old fights. Heck, his new animated tv show, "Mike Tyson Mysteries" is hilarious. I'd watch this live if given the opportunity.
January 14, 201511 yr I'd probably be interested in going. He used to be a somewhat frequent guest on the Opie and Anthony show. His appearances were always very entertaining.
January 15, 201511 yr Author I couldn't sit through it, his voice is like a cheese grater on my soul.
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