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Inspired by the "Who is the most down to earth celebrity" thread, who is the jerkiest, most arrogant, condescending celebrity that you have had the displeasure of crossing paths with? I have two:
Bert (Campy) Campaneris - A star shortstop for the Oakland A's back in the late 60s to early 70s. What an arrogant a**. I can't say that I actually met him, just asked him for autographs, a few times, when I was a kid. Never signed one. I do recall one game when our little league team went to watch them play (we were the A's too so we all wore our little league uniforms. How cute was THAT?). We were by the A's dugout getting autographs and Sal Bando tossed a ball to one of the kids on our team. Well, he dropped it. Campy picked it up, turned to the kid and called him a name, and pocketed the ball.
Tom Weiskopf - I played in a Pro-Am before the Raley's Senior Gold Rush golf tournament and had the misfortune of drawing Mr. Weiskopf as our pro. He didn't talk much, and when he did it was usually to belittle our lack of skills as golfers. What fun we had.
Bert (Campy) Campaneris - A star shortstop for the Oakland A's back in the late 60s to early 70s. What an arrogant a**. I can't say that I actually met him, just asked him for autographs, a few times, when I was a kid. Never signed one. I do recall one game when our little league team went to watch them play (we were the A's too so we all wore our little league uniforms. How cute was THAT?). We were by the A's dugout getting autographs and Sal Bando tossed a ball to one of the kids on our team. Well, he dropped it. Campy picked it up, turned to the kid and called him a name, and pocketed the ball.

Tom Weiskopf - I played in a Pro-Am before the Raley's Senior Gold Rush golf tournament and had the misfortune of drawing Mr. Weiskopf as our pro. He didn't talk much, and when he did it was usually to belittle our lack of skills as golfers. What fun we had.