Source: New York Post
See Also equal time These are the greedy bosses who knew gambling would ruin sports — and cashed in anyway On nights that don’t necessarily include Halloween, Tom Waits has written boozy, flop-house encrusted prose and sung lousy-luck laments about such personal matters as investing in “fast women and slow horses. ” Waits also hoarsely sings of a world stuck in reverse, such as a business that “makes feet for children’s shoes. ” Don’t know if he’s much into sports, but he seems to know in which direction they’ve gone.
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