The story that continues to give continues to find new ways of giving.
The in -depth and detailed reports of Pablo Torre on the end of the career of the former coach of the Patriots Bill Belichick aroused a lot of attention. And, as Belichick and Jordon Hudson learned, with attention is registered.
Ben Axelrod from Awfulannouncing.com explains that Bill Simmons, ultra-popular podcast host, native of Boston, superfan of patriots and ultra-popular took a few strokes during a study of the ridiculously eccentric football film 1978, Paradise can waitIn which the character of Warren Beatty (the quarter-back of Rams Joe Pendleton) dies too early, enters the body of the multimillionaire Leo Farnsworth as rectification for the error, buys the team and is made a starting quarter before the Super Bowl.
“Pablo Torre would have made a long podcast About Leo Farnsworth trying to train with the team, then tour in the media afterwards, “said Simmons.” I have never seen anyone dinner on a more stupid story for a week and a half while claiming that you are a journalist. What was that? Seriously.”
Adding Simmons: “The meeting with a girl from Belichick.” Oh, let me make nine shows about this. Install the fuck.
The Torre media tour was not planned. People wanted to tell him about the story of Belichick. This is how he found himself on #PFTPM last week; I asked him to do it.
The reason was simple. People cannot have enough of history. Our traffic proves it again and again.
For example, our four best stories from May 2025 concerned Belichick and his girlfriend / manager / publicist / Idea Mill / Idea Muse Jordon Hudson.
But while a certain amount of other flak of others in the media is to be expected for anyone whose success triggers a natural and predictable resentment, Torre seems to be ready to hire Simmons.
“Since you have such a strong public opinion on my work,” Torre told Simmons on Twitter, “It turns out that I have a few questions for youspecifically. Unless you are afraid of [Pablo Torre Finds Out] And someone “pretending to be a journalist”, of course “.
We don’t know what are the questions. We don’t know if Simmons will answer it. But we know that, if Pablo Torre becomes curious enough about something, he will go to his mission to discover it.
