People talk about millenials having bad personalities but baby boomers like Pete set us up for the fire.

Wether you hate or love Pete he had a legendary career and better than his dad

I know what you are saying. I am 26 and life feels as if it is absolutely rushing past me. I am nowhere near where I want to be. That's life. '97 was ages ago and new generations of kids are growing up with entirely different views, indoctrinations, trends and sayings.

That ain't no joke!

9 years later..

10 years now…

its been 10 years from this comment

No. They taunt you. Staring back at you. They get inside your head. They are...evil.

That's because he is an a'hole

I don't know who those pins thought they were, but Pete was.

Inanimate?

@@huverdoose ..they am

True kinda satisfying

Thank you for that laugh.

Went pro in 1979 I think

ndashadow11 the fact you compare your high school bowling to professionals is hilarious.

I am!

Not anymore and you got to understand the pros bowl on the hardest patters while they bowl on house patters

Obviously, you don't realize that in some tournaments, a bowler may have to bowl over 50 games in a span of 3 days to make it to TV. Then when they bowl on the TV pair, they have flood lights on the lanes making the oil do funky things. It's disheartening for a pro to bowl all week and average over 210, just to come to the show, being watched by millions on TV and hundreds at the lanes, only to find the shot you had all week is not there anymore and you can only guess what to do. Unlike at the local bowling alley, where they put up the megawall shot where anyone can hook it back if they can hit an area the size of a basketball. Completely clueless.

@@louieatienza8762 Excuses.

@@bryantaylor2427 If a 170 house bowler played o that pair, they would have shot a 110 at best. These guys make no excuses - they know they had a bad game. Everyone in every sport has bad days. Doug's a great bowler, and he has a Major title, so I think one bad game on TV didn't hurt him too much, he beat out some 120 or so other pros to make the TV show. Tom Daugherty bowled a 100 on TV on his first TV show, and now he's a Major champion. So yo have to take the bad with the good...

@@louieatienza8762 Agreed, but all I'm saying is that the margin between average and best is smaller in bowling than in any other sport. Take baseball, for example. The average person couldn't even make contact with a major league fastball, let alone get a base hit. Even if the average person could score 140 bowling (which is pretty easy), that would be more than half as good as a professional bowler, and would be analogous to an average person batting .125 off of major league pitchers, which would be not only not easy, but practically impossible. Tennis, professional football, the list goes on and on. The average person couldn't even make contact with a 140 mph serve, and couldn't even withstand a single hit from an NFL player without crapping their pants. Meanwhile an average bowler . . . .

Yeah the 80s and 90s was big money for the top guys. 100-200k a year when they were hot

I am, thats who he thinks he is.

Mike C Yeah but he was an alcoholic and addicted to cocaine for a number of years. I imagine that would impact on his appearance.

I 35 and thought the same thing. I was addicted to alcohol and cocaine for a number of years too.

He's Pete Weber & you're not

found pete's burner YT account

Nah

@@bigmike1114 Yah.

I am sorry to hear that but what does that have to do with anything

im not going to watch the video again to remember why I said that , your 3 yrs late bro

@@SurviventheOnslaught what's with the salt

@@smirage22 i guess the point was time gets us all, some sooner than others

@@smirage22 id be salty if i was paralyzed