Saw him on the news this morning as well.
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Saw him on the news this morning as well.
Yeah, just saw that on the web
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...57/detail.html
On the Early show for the 3rd day. He's been offered several jobs. Made $10,000 for some Kraft commercials,offered a house,reunited after 10 yrs. with his Mom.
So he's got a second chance and seems pretty positive about all that's happening. [Beer]
Yeah, I saw him on the Today show. Pretty cool stuff actually
Yeah, he sounds like he is on his way.
I downloaded the video off You Tube before they put a copyright on it!!
Still get a kick out that voice!
I think he will be rich.
Daddy!!!!
Im one of his 9 kids![Tooth]
well "two years clean" is going to rehab.
you can't believe a word out of an addicts mouth.
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Originally Posted by StagLefty
good to see someone get a 2nd chance and turn things around. I hope he keeps the same excitement and same drive.
Apparently both he and his daughter were detained briefly by the Hollywood police (taken to the precinct) because they got into such a violent verbal confrontation with each other in their Hollywood hotel that the hotel had to take action.
He might have a great voice, but he was homeless for a reason and that can't change overnight.
That sounds pretty judgemental. I've personally walked that road and it's loaded with speed bumps. He went from homeless to a bunch of money in a very short period of time not to mention the media saturation. I'm not defending bad choices but there's a lot more to his addiction than meets the eye. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Elhuero
Ted Williams rehab should begin soon. The homeless internet sensation who rose to fame with his golden voice has agreed to put his career on hold and enter a rehabilitation center.
Williams, who was panhandling on the streets of Ohio just weeks ago, has been inundated with job offers thank to his remarkable radio voice after a video of him speaking caught fire online.
After a heart-to-heart chat with Dr. Phil McGraw where Williams and his family described a physical altercation with one of his daughters, he agreed to enter rehab.
Williams had been a heavy drinkers and drug user, habits which made him homeless, until several years ago. He told McGraw that he had turned to drinking again after a hectic stay in Los Angeles.
Read more: http://www.thirdage.com/news/ted-wil...#ixzz1AvK6Z9ZF