High school in the 60s, coach wanted me to focus on quarterback but all I really wanted was to be Ray Nitschke. God I loved linebacker or what we called monster man. RIP Ray!
Too nad fa bears didnt capitalize butkus and sayers when they were together. That just shows that football is a team sport where unless you have back up from your mates youre only as good as the rest of them.
My favorite part is when they pop the hood for 30 seconds and people are leaning in from the sides to see the motor even though they just watched it drive in.
@@jasilecchia8788 actually they don't drive the cars down the lane at this auction any more. I was just there a couple weeks back. You definitely need to research the vehicles before hand, and preferably days before. The jump start batteries were both dead an hour before the auction started so I wasn't able to hear too many vehicles run.
I always thought Nitschke was over looked because of Butkus. Just think if you were a running back in the old Black and Blue Division,one week Butkus the next Nitschke Whew😫
Rest in Peace, Dick. He and Ray were a riot during the filming of this commercial. Dick was all professional and knew his lines. Ray was another matter. We all had great laughs with these two immortal Middle Line Backers.
Met Ray in 1997. Winter. 5 months before He passed. We talked at a trade show in St. Louis. He told me stories of life while signing an autographed picture to me wishing me all the best in the world. Calling me A hero. He was the only Hero. A real gem of a man who died too young after a harsh childhood and later a rewarding life. Left way too young at 61. See ya up there Ray
Ray was a dear friend. Hosted him in my home after one of our many TV commercial shoots. His wife, Jackie was also a sweetheart. They both passed away too soon.
I sing this every St. Patrick’s Day. My bf thinks I’m a goof. He doesn’t know this commercial, but I remember it from when I was a wee lass growing up in Michigan! 🍀
Hi Stacy. The Ad Manager of ABC Warehouse didn't want us to present the idea to Gordy thinking it would never fly. We DID and Gordy and the gang loved it so much it was aired for years and years. Fun approach to a St. Paddy's Day Sale.
@@jasilecchia8788 "the gang loved it so much it was aired for years and years." And years and years and years and years And years and years and years and years And years and years and years and years And years and years and years galore. I grew up downriver and remember them fondly.
When I was a kid the only ones I wanted to watch play was Nitschke, Sayers, and Butkus. What a classic this commercial is. They should have done more things together.
I just bought a car from this dealership, and it was one of the worst experiences ever. I have been saving up for about 3 years now to buy my dream car, a Mustang GT! Ever since I was young, I had always dreamed of owning a mustang so after years of saving and months of looking for the right one, I found one at Dean Sellers Ford. At first, everything was great! They were super friendly and nice over the phone. After I told them what vehicle I was looking for they had been very friendly and reminded me that they would not sell the car from under me (which was true). So, the big day comes. We lived about 7 hours away from this dealership but I didn’t care, I was about to fulfill one of my lifelong dreams of wining a Mustang. But as soon as we pulled up to the dealership, the experience which I had hoped for quickly turned to shit. We were being rushed with everything, the sales man was being EXTREMELY pushy and really rude and didn’t even acknowledge my girlfriend who was with me. Kept reminding us how we gotta hurry up, gotta hurry up. He also would not budge on the price any even though the car needed new front tires and had multiple paint scratches on some parts of the body. He did not care what we said, the only thing he cared about was getting us to sign papers as quick as possible. At the end of the day, I got the car of my dreams but I would not recommend anyone buy from Dean Sellers (Used) cars! That being said, most people in the new car department were very nice. -Christian.
