Mulgrew must be a horrible poker player.
Just to be clear I am not a poker player. So if I get some things wrong I apologize. But part of the skillset in poker is bluffing. To let the other players think you got something when you got nothing. Mulgrew fails every time.
Let's just say for argument's sake Mulgrewcare was inevitable. Adams is has a a pair. Mulgrew has straight. Mulgrew's job in the Mulgrewcare dance making Adams sweat. Instead what does Mulgrew do? He folds like a cheap suit bought off the discount rack at Robert Hall's.
Why in one of the most important negotiations of not only Mulgrew's tenure as UFT Commandant does he not only fail, at the very least, to give the perception of negotiating from strength, but to basically lead the charge?
He could have bluffed his way and told Adams that retirees would not go for Mulgrewcare. That retirees would fight like hell and he would be there to support the retirees. He should have gotten the best deal possible! We were holding the cards. Look what just happened in Los Angeles!!
Can you imagine being a car salesman and seeing Mulgrew come in. It would go something like this:
Car Salesman: Hi, may I help you?
Mulgrew: Yes, I'm interested in a new Corolla.
Car Salesman: (sizing up his mark) I got one left on the lot.
Mulgrew: How much?
Car Salesman: $100k. But it is a 2006 Corolla with 210k miles on it. Do we have a deal?
Mulgrew: Where do I sign?
That's our union president.
Now back to casino and the sports book.
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