Like um

[Point Blank]

It's because he's from Alabama. Not saying he's not a respectful person, but you can't just off of that because in the South everything is "yes, sir", "yes, ma'am", etc.

You could see a store getting robbed down there and the conversation would go like this:

Robber: Give me all your money!!!

Store Owner Lady: All of my money?

Robber: Yes, ma'am.

Store Owner Lady: Here is all of my money.

Robber: Thank you ma'am, have a good one.

:jimshake:

[The Messenger]

:jimshake:

Don't doubt it. Watch the Cops shows when they are in the south. Cops will beat the shit out of a guy for trying to run them down with a car, throw him in the back of a cruiser, and every time they ask him a question or answer one it's "Yes, sir", "No, sir". It's becomes just a reflex after a while.

I moved from New York to Memphis when I was like 12 and whenever I said just "yes" to any adult they'd immediately "don't address me that way". No matter who you spoke to. The guy at McDonalds would tell you the same thing.

I moved back to New York now and I'm saying "yes, sir" and all that to people and they look at me crazy.

Enough with my stories though.

[ram29jackson]

that dude has more balls going up there with a speech impediment and answering questions anyways than most people on here

anyone remember michael Jordans buddy, Ron Harper ?

he may have a speech impedement problem but if he has that with an NFL contract , aint nobody gonna complain about that. Good luck to him !

[Hogle]

man i kinda feel bad for him, but that was so fuckin funny. And at least he looked really happy when he was up there

[Boucher]

It was funny at first, but then i started to feel bad for him

[The Messenger]

You're exaggerating a lot.

Not a lot, but just enough to get the point across. You're from Hattiesburg though? I hate the Golden Eagles lol.

First, STFU. Second, STFU. You do realize there's a difference between intelligence and speaking ability right? How do you know if this was his first time ever speaking in front of a room of people? Or that he has a stammering problem?

SMH at you calling him retarded when it was obvious he was nervous/unpolished at speaking in front of people.

You do understand the difference in a joke and me being 100% serious? Because if I was serious, my post wouldn't have been two lines of jokes. SMH at you SYH.

[Chrispy]

Like Um... Damn dude that I was Like um... feeling sorry for the dude

[The Messenger]

I don't deny there are some people out there like that, but it's almost always in the older generation. Anyone younger than 40 or 50 isn't going to say a word about the "yes ma'ams" unless it's their kid. At least in my experience.

Love my Golden Eagles.

Maybe not in Hattiesburg, idk but I haven't spent much time in Mississippi. People younger than 30 may not give a shit, but any parent or any teacher will care if you don't address them with a "yes, ma'am" or "yes, sir". At least that's how it is in Memphis. I'm sure if you went to a different part of the country you'd see the difference.