Will Tepper go to Jacksonville?

It might be in his best interest to come up with a scheduling conflict.

I hope he decides to stay at home and take a voluntary "Bye Week", as in "Bye, I'm staying in Charlotte" 

I really don't care either way.  If he stays out of the camera's view everything will be fine.

No reason to get caught again acting ignorant. If he just stays well in the background, that's good enough.

My thinking is that if he is there the cameras will find him. He will be a storyline no matter what...but if he is there I think there will be more focus on his bad behavior.

My thinking is that if he is there the cameras will find him. He will be a storyline no matter what...but if he is there I think there will be more focus on his bad behavior.

You're probably right. Everyone is looking for a story -- even if there isn't one.

As an aside, I'll get on a soapbox for a minute. Nothing to do with Tepper - per se....

One of the MOST irritating things (to me..) about news reporting is the complete lack of care and discipline shown by the "reporters".  All of them (pretty much ALL..) show no respect for their real job. I remember years back in a 400 level English media/investigative reporting class, I was told, warned really, that a reporters job was to REPORT the news, NOT MAKE the news. I don't think they teach it that way these days.
Sad state of affairs...

My thinking is that if he is there the cameras will find him. He will be a storyline no matter what...but if he is there I think there will be more focus on his bad behavior.

You're probably right. Everyone is looking for a story -- even if there isn't one.

As an aside, I'll get on a soapbox for a minute. Nothing to do with Tepper - per se....

One of the MOST irritating things (to me..) about news reporting is the complete lack of care and discipline shown by the "reporters".  All of them (pretty much ALL..) show no respect for their real job. I remember years back in a 400 level English media/investigative reporting class, I was told, warned really, that a reporters job was to REPORT the news, NOT MAKE the news. I don't think they teach it that way these days.
Sad state of affairs...

The problem is the same that is hovering over and ruining just about everything,,,,greed and power.  Large corporations with execs who make big money have gobbled up everything. It is all about clicks which equals money and those on TV satisfying spomsprs and/or powerful people.  Inegrity is lost...those with it do not make it.

My thinking is that if he is there the cameras will find him. He will be a storyline no matter what...but if he is there I think there will be more focus on his bad behavior.

You're probably right. Everyone is looking for a story -- even if there isn't one.
As an aside, I'll get on a soapbox for a minute. Nothing to do with Tepper - per se....
One of the MOST irritating things (to me..) about news reporting is the complete lack of care and discipline shown by the "reporters".  All of them (pretty much ALL..) show no respect for their real job. I remember years back in a 400 level English media/investigative reporting class, I was told, warned really, that a reporters job was to REPORT the news, NOT MAKE the news. I don't think they teach it that way these days.
Sad state of affairs...

The problem is the same that is hovering over and ruining just about everything,,,,greed and power.  Large corporations with execs who make big money have gobbled up everything. It is all about clicks which equals money and those on TV satisfying spomsprs and/or powerful people.  Inegrity is lost...those with it do not make it.

EXACTLY --- PRECISELY..!! 
Perfectly spoken.