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Originally Posted by suzieq
I just don't buy what you are selling here. Seriously, the man is a professional and when he meets his fans at a M&G he is genuinely engaged. If he's had a bad day with the venue or travel or traffic or his soup was cold, it's all checked at the door before he meets his fans. He's appreciative of them coming (sometimes thousands of miles) and he makes fans feel special, as well as, in the moment. I always found him relaxed and in a great mental place for socializing.
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That's exactly right, when I went to some of the M & G's in the UK during the Casa De Carne tour, Meat was being hammered by some of the press over there, the weather was horrendous for some of the shows and Meat and the band had got lost on the way to one of the shows. But he was warm and gracious to all of us, and even made jokes about what the press were saying about him. He really was a trooper.
Carole