100 Things Everyone Else Is Wrong About
- Publisher
- Penguin Group Canada
- Initial publish date
- Oct 2014
- Category
- Sports, Essays, Hockey
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9780143191032
- Publish Date
- Oct 2014
- List Price
- $19.95
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Description
Mike Richards has a unique problem: He’s always right. (He’s also incredibly handsome and modest, but these are separate issues.) Rather than suffer in silence, something he could never do, he’s decided to share his wisdom and correct some of the many things everyone is wrong about, such as
1. Everyone enjoys a vegan
2. If it qualifies as an Olympic sport, it’s a good sport
3. There is a “code” in the NHL
4. Vancouver is a great city
5. Cheerleaders aren’t necessary
Also, sorry, tennis isn’t really a sport. You know what else? Men can’t have cats. They just can’t. If you think they can, you are unfortunately quite wrong. On the other hand, if you think guys don’t need to know about wine, well, you’re wrong again.
Mike Richards, host of TSN’s marquee morning-drive program, could go on about all the things people are wrong about. And he does. 100 Things Everyone Else Is Wrong About is guaranteed to start arguments. King of one-liners and always willing to say the unexpected, Mike Richards speaks his mind and dares you to tell him he’s wrong.
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Contributor Notes
Mike Richards is the host of the highest rated show on TSN 1050, the marquee morning drive program Mike Richards in the Morning, which has become one of the fastest growing morning shows in Toronto. Outspoken and always entertaining, Richards is one of Canada’s top radio interviewers, having sat down with some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment and the world at large, including Prime Minister Stephen Harper, former Toronto Maple Leafs captain Mats Sundin, boxing legend George Chuvalo, Super Bowl champion quarterback and CFL standout Joe Theismann, and comedians such as Larry the Cable Guy, Jeremy Hotz, Sean Cullen, and Andy Kindler. Amazingly, he is never wrong.