Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "FOX 2 Detroit" channel.

  1. Notice how few people have watched and commented on this video? They didn't realize it's Rob Wolchek's Hall of Shame! Someone really dropped the ball at Fox 2 in naming this video.
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  2. It's not like the lawyer is going to get paid by Scott Brooks either
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  3.  @xyPERSON  You don't get it? Really?? You shouldn't have to click on the video to find out that it is a Rob Wolchek vid. 🤦‍♂️ Have someone explain to you.
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  4. REVERSE CLICK BAIT!! Why not mention upfront that this is the latest installment of Rob Wolchek's Hall of Shame? Someone's asleep at the wheel over at Fox 2.
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  5.  @xyPERSON  Lol! It does seriously appear that you mean what you write....I can try this again, but my patience is limited....If you want to let people know that you have a video from Rob Wolchek as he inducts someone into the Hall of Shame, then label it as a video from Rob Wolchek inducting someone into the Hall of Shame. Someone could make the best video in the world, but if the title is "How To Make Oatmeal In Five Minutes", then no one will click on it and no one will see it, because they'll think it's about oatmeal. Or do you expect people to click on every single YT video in existence on the off chance that it might be one from Rob Wolchek?
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  6. Thank you. I'd watched it three times and never saw it. Now I caught it on the fourth.
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  7.  @andwhat346  How do you know they had a license at the time? If they used to be licensed previously, Rob would have mentioned it, so I doubt they ever were. As to reviews? Don't trust online reviews when spending massive sums of money. Only use contractors who get personally recommended to you by people you know, and only if those people had jobs completed by them already, not just started. Every contractor I've hired came highly recommended by people who vouched for their work. I did have one plumber who turned out to be lousy, but thankfully it was a pretty small job. Usually, though, if your friend says they've used the guy several times in the past five or ten years and he's always done a great job, you should come out okay. Online reviews? Those can be faked easily enough.
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  8. The anchor is correct. Who gets a plumber off of Facebook? You call up everyone you know in town for suggestions.
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  9. Call your local television stations
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  10. I love Rob's puns
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  11. I hate that man with all my being. What a horrible way to make money. I pray that karma hits him soon, good and hard.
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  12. Go Rob!
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  13.  @eddiehennig7835  Have your friend contact Rob Wolchek with the info. Wolchek does follow-ups.
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  14. Call Fox 2 and speak to the legend himself
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  15.  @Aaron-kj8dv  Isn't that the case? I always look at these people and think, "you know, you could have just worked a basic job and made more money, without worrying all the time about getting arrested". There is something wrong with these peope psychologically.
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  16. That did not seem like anything close 100 MPH
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  17. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  18. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  19. Assuming he was drunk. I do NOT trust field sobriety tests. Let's wait for the BAC results to come back, shall we?
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  20.  @andwhat346  Someone on staff with a license is different than the business being licensed, but that matters far less than satisfied customers. You spoke to multiple clients, and they were all fully satisfied?
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  21. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  22. ​ @bobthetitanic  If he sues, his NFL career is over, as it should be. No team owes any player a job.
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  23. Am I allowed to wonder if they may have been in on it?
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  24. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  25.  @antwandukes  Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  26.  @antwandukes  Because I responded to the question posed by the OP, and provided the relevant answer, information not provided in this video. I did the same in a handful of other threads. Understand that not everyone reads through the entire comment section.
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  27.  user name  Someone getting triggered? Poor thing.
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  28.  user name  Who's defending Chauvin? Not me. But why are you changing the topic?
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  29.  user name  You are coming across as unhinged here. If you have a point, I have no idea what it is. Do you have a point?
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  30.  user name  No, you have no point. I have made coherent comments; you are just an angry loser lashing out at the world.
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  31. Lots of heroes in this story
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  32. Licensing is really not the relevant point here. The government's imprimatur is what you're looking for? I could care less if my contractor/electrician/plumber is licensed: I care if they're good. If multiple friends/acquaintances have used them in the past and have been happy with the result, that works for me.
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  33.  @davidjones-vx9ju  I don't know. Not that many. We needed a bunch of work done when we bought our house a few years ago, so we were hiring a roofer, an electrician, a plumber, an inspector, someone to install central air, a floor guy, as well as a general contractor for a bunch of other stuff (e.g. painting, reinforcing the deck, fixing the ceiling, and a bunch of other stuff). A year or two later we had to get some work done, including putting in a new deck, after a 60 foot tree fell on my house. As I said, the original plumber was really lousy, but our plumber since then has been great. The contractor was solid. The deck guy was good, the roofer was great, the electrician was too. The a/c guy? Meh. He was okay. Not great, not terrible. That's all I can remember now. The only guy who even slightly would be called a ripoff artist would be the first plumber, but that was minor stuff, and we called him out on it in time. I think he was more stupid and incompetent than crooked, although there might have been a little of that as well. I would never, ever use him again. FWIW, when we had plumbing work done on our rented apartment back in the day, the local guys who spoke no English and were unlicensed did better work than the American college grad licensed plumber. Nice guy, he, but the other guys are naturals. Prior to buying this house, we rented an apartment in a different town, so this was all new to us: A house, owning, new neighborhood. So we leaned heavily on the recommendations of others, and for the most part it worked out. My wife might have checked up on who was or wasn't licensed, I don't know. I never did; I just relied on the recommendations we received. For example, is our current plumber licensed? No clue. I never asked, and I doubt my wife did either, because we needed him in a pinch when we moved in and had no such luxuries. He's done work for us a bunch of times since then (this is a pretty old house), and he gets the job done, and he is not money hungry, and he comes at all hours. Whether or not the government gives him a piece of paper for the right price has no effect on his work, and doesn't matter to me one whit.
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  34. This comment section is cancer. Most people want to accuse the victim of causing his own death based upon...absolutely nothing. In fact, the son had a history of mental problems.
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  35. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  36.  @xyPERSON  Are you seriously this slow? Or is this some kind of elaborate troll, where you make believe that you were struck on the head as a child? Mind boggling either way.
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  37. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  38.  @eddiehennig7835  Doesn't hurt to reach out to him
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  39. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  40. This homeowner is the most chill guy ever
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  41. Those cops were chill as can be
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  42. ​ @cjr2727  Not too fast. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  43. Assuming he's guilty. Those field sobriety tests are not reliable.
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  44. Assuming he's guilty. Note he wasn't charged. Let's wait for the BAC numbers to come back.
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  45.  @WoodyWard  Why?
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  46.  @WoodyWard  So you agree with my response. However, 1)Employees serve at the pleasure of their employer. That is the nature of a free country - businesses and employees are free to agree to terms that work for both. The Lions need to fulfill the four corners of the contract, nothing more, nothing less. 2)Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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  47. It's a beautiful kitchen
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  48. Don't hire people off the street! Do your homework.
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  49.  @carlhicksjr8401  I wouldn't know. Perhaps there is no more space on the practice squad? Perhaps they are waiting for him to clear waivers and then re-sign him? Either way, I will assume that if the scientific results clear him, he'll land on his feet somewhere.
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  50. We don't know what he did. Field sobriety tests are emphatically not reliable. Let's wait for the BAC results before reaching conclusions.
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  51. Wolchek is much better than Arnold Diaz
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  52. Time stamp?
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  53.  @kell2229  I had to look really closely on my phone to see it. No way I would spot that the first time. Thank you.
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  54. Head Coach Dan Campbell said that it was largely a numbers crunch, as they had players coming off of injured reserve. That may well have been a factor. After all, if he was a star, wouldn't they have waited for the results of the BAC test?
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