"Don't get caught watching the paint dry"  Chitwood & Hobbs
Made in the U.S.A.  Broadway Stache  On December 11, the morning
after appearing on The Tonight Show, Namath went to a video
production studio on East Seventy-eight Street. There, Fu Manchu
finally met its match, Namath didn’t like anybody telling him
how to wear his hair. But there was a higher principle at stake
here: money. Nobody knew it, but the world was about to witness
a watershed moment in sports marketing. — Mark Kreigel, Namath:
A Biography  Joe Namath was paid $10,000 to shave off his famous
mustache in a TV commercial. Which would lead to the filming of
this famous spot with Farrah Fawcett.   (Source: Sports
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