STOP THE PRESSES--TWO GREAT DAYS IN A ROW
STOP THE PRESSES: TWO GREAT DAYS IN A ROW! Does that reference mean anything anymore? My first actual job was working at a newspaper (Daily Review) when I was 12 years old. I was the last person (I think) to ever sell newspapers outside a subway station (Hayward BART) think Newsies. The Late Dennis Richmond always bought a paper from me on his way to host the KTVU Newscast. Then I worked at the actual newspaper stuffing advertising inserts together for the Sunday paper. I had a good work ethic when I was 12-14. I knew my dad was rich, but I didn’t want to be considered the spoiled Rich Kid so I worked as hard as I could to save up for a nice car. The car wound up being a used 1982 Camaro. So Stop the Presses might be a phrase from a bygone era that younger generations might not know about. Phrases that might include “Don’t Touch that Dial”, “Hang up the phone,” or “Be Kind Rewind” So I am burying the lead (Another bygone phra...