Buzzard writes in how could you ignore the fact that the lions were robbed by the referees on yesterday's

show?

Let me explain something to you, Buzzards. I didn't know. I didn't know about the controversy. I had no idea that the lions should have had the

ball on the one yard line after Cam Chancellor punched the ball out of Calvin Johnson's

arms and then a Seattle defender intentionally batted the ball out of the

back of the end zone.

I didn't know that was a rule.

I didn't know that was illegal.

The moment that play ended, I shut the television off and I went to bed.

And that was it. Went to bed, slept soundly, got a full eight hours at the moment that I was no longer in need of sleep, my eyes opened and I stepped out of bed.

I dropped my daughter off at private school.

I went to the country club for breakfast.

I decided, how does my body feel? Do I feel like golf or tennis today?

played golf after golf, went to a French bakery for an espresso, stopped at Vineyard Vines?

That's my lifestyle! You know my lifestyle. Do you think I have time to watch Sports

Center? You think I watch First Take? You think I ever listened or follow Skip Bayless? No, you think I listen to mad dog radio? No

I wake up

Whenever my body's ready to wake up feeling refreshed step in front of a microphone and do a show in a bubble.

I live in this very white bubble, right?

Like one of the whitest bubbles, more of the whitest people, you could

imagine living in Fairfield, Connecticut. Yes, I wear sparies to work. Yes,, I'm sorry I'm not sorry. I'm not sorry at all, but that's my lifestyle. So living in this bubble, if there are controversies going on outside of the game I just watched, I will never know about it.

I will happily go on to the airwaves oblivious to all these things that are going on.

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