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Originally Posted by tooge
My wife volunteered for his charity here in KC for a few years. We met him at his charity banquet a few times. He was a class act to us there. Can’t speak for other places though.
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How do you treat people when nobody's watching and you're not there in a professional context? That's the real mark.
At HIS charity talking to people who volunteer for HIS cause with HIS name attached to it? I'm sure it's simple and easy for him to be a class act. It's gotta be for anybody.
In comparison, though, I have an aunt and uncle whose backyard opens up to a golf course in the KC area. My dorky uncle in his 60s actually stopped Kelce and Mahomes on their golf cart as they were driving by and asked if they would sign some stuff. This was on their time, on their golf outing, and they didn't have to do shit for this old weirdo fan, but they both said sure, signed his crap, and even took a picture with him.
Tony isn't a class act. TRAVIS is the class act. And most other stories that fans have of interacting with him paint a similar picture.