↵“Felix [Pie] is my friend,” [Luke Scott] says. “I give him a hard time. The reason why I give him a hard time is because there are certain people you deal with and you go up and talk to them, and it doesn’t work. They don’t understand.
↵“I tell him about some of the ways he’s acted: ‘Look, you’re acting like an animal, you’re acting like a savage.’”
↵Scott turns to his locker and pulls out a bag of plantain chips.
↵“So I throw bananas in his helmet. Here are my banana chips to remind him that whenever he acts like an animal, ‘Hey, that’s what other people are thinking.”
Orioles’ Luke Scott Uses Bananas As Motivational Tools
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That is from Amy K. Nelson’s ESPN column on Luke Scott and his … how to put this … “less than politically correct habits.” In response, Big Black Kids tears the column to shreds and provides this conclusion:
↵↵it’s okay to be a dumbass racist, as long as you are honest about being a dumbass racist.
↵↵Read both pieces, draw your own conclusions.
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