Seattle Seahawks‘ cornerback Richard Sherman sent a signed jersey to Jim Cramer, he of the ‘Mad Money’ television program, as he enjoys a week off before the Divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
Loud. The word for a scenario in which Richard Sherman and Jim Cramer are ever in the same room is loud. That would be one loud conversation. Or two guys yelling a lot, or something like that.
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Even though their friendship is one that stems from a good cause, that is still the first thing that comes to mind when you learn that Sherman and Cramer know each other and work together.
All of this stems from an exchange on Twitter between the two. Those of us following along from the outside catch on by noticing that Sherman sent Cramer a signed jersey.
Please observe.
OMG-WOW! RT @RSherman_25: Sending this to my guy @jimcramer Thank you so much for all you have done to help @BC_RS25 pic.twitter.com/nf7lbngDRj
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) January 3, 2015
If your first inclination is to make fun of both of these rather boisterous men, because it certainly was mine, there is reason to pause and restrain yourself. It would appear that, one way or another, that guy from ‘Mad Money’ is helping with Sherman’s charity ‘Busted Coverage.’
Even still, let’s take a moment and notice something. If you’re like me, this is the first that you have ever become aware of Jim Cramer and the fact that he is on Twitter at all. So if you’re like me, this the first tweet from Jim Cramer that you ever seen. As such, it is only appropriate that the tweet reads: “OMG-WOW!”
Shouldn’t it be a rule that all of Jim Cramer’s tweets are in all capital letters? The volume is always up for that guy, much like it is for Sherman. And maybe some day, there should be a setting from all of Cramer’s tweets are in a bigger font too.
Having acknowledged that these two know each other for a good cause, let me still say this: being in a room with these two at the same time sounds absolutely exhausting. You know that team-building exercise where you talk to another person about the two people in history who you would invite to lunch?
Richard Sherman and Jim Cramer together would be near the very bottom of the list of people I would invite. Like, the very very bottom.
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