Tony Robbins' Sportscasting Story

So I thought, I'm going to interview. I'm going to interview the Dodgers. Type this stuff out on a mimeograph. And I had these questions, and I sent them to Dodgers, and they didn't respond. I sent them again, and I called in, and they just kept pushing. And one day I got this envelope with answers from Ron say, who was with third baseman, right? And then Steve Garvey is still around and some other players. And then the next thing I know, I decided I've got to get live interviews. And I see an ad that says Howard Cosell, who was the biggest sportscaster in the world at that time, and he's going to sign books for people that bought them. He's getting surrounded by. There were, like, cameras everywhere and all these, you know, these sports people. He's answering. And so I finally push through the crowd. I'm this little guy, and I got my microphone, and I hand him my card, and I say, sir, sir, I'd like to interview you. I'm interested in becoming a sportscaster. I want to know what makes the difference there and everything else. He said, you wonder what, son? He looks at my car, and he looks around the audience, and he saw the moment, and he used it. And he said, young man, I'll give you an interview. He goes, you people wait. So we're standing by the towels and like that, and he puts his leg up, and he goes, tell me your questions. And.