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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 821217" data-attributes="member: 10086">Yeah. At least Driver was respectful in his approach.A good lesson for Jennings to learn is that if you don’t like the fashion of someone’s personality you shouldn’t try to change them to fit your standards. And you definitely don’t go public and try to crucify the guy and start a war.  I seem to remember someone teaching us to be forgiving, to me that also means to give people allowances. Giving people the benefit of the doubt or allowing them to change etc..  there’s so much worse stuff going on than to get involved in this kind of petty thing. It’s what we in the south call “Common”. That’s not a compliment either.  For me personally? Even if Jennings is 100% perfect and never made a mistake or irritated anyone his entire life,  it makes Jennings behavior look borderline childish. This type of behavior is what I expect from an adult with child tendencies (typical When we were 20 year old stuff) He’s too old for that he needs to grow up and it’s irritating listening to him sit on a pedestal and berate others.   He’s about to bring some bad Karma on himself...if he hadn’t already. Mark my words</blockquote>

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