Barkley Gets Dissed by Waitress for TMobile’s Faves

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TMobile promotes its MyFaves feature with a spot where Charles Barkley gets high and mighty with Wade about the degree of his fame. Barkley’s soon shot down by a young waitress who knows Wade but not him.

The idea of ball players getting all touchy about something as trite as who gets to be on their faves is unfailingly funny, plus Barkley makes priceless “WTF???” faces. And after writing a book called I May Be Wrong But I Doubt It, it’s good to know he can laugh at the public’s perspective of his own lightweight pompousness.

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