I find it curious that folks are casting criticism at Tilgman. I couldn't care less about the frivolous doobie rap per se. Cripes, I was a cop in Mad-town for crying out loud. I've seen enough casual un-enforcement of MJ law and regulation to not have that issue as the point of my dismay.
It was the wise ass demeanor and unprofessional manner he handled the questions. Good questions in my view, and I think once Kelley saw just how trashed he appeared, she did what a good reporter and interviewer should do, ferret out what is really going on with this player.
I think we have seen this movie before in regards to an arrogant, wise ass, approaching his/her responsibilities to project professionalism. Other athletes, celebrities, etc., have shot them selves in the foot with a 'too cute by half' mentality. Any bets how long this guy is going to last?
It told me quite a great deal when cornered about his own behavior and attitude that his go-to response was to try and throw his colleagues under the bus with vague insinuations. The guy doesn't seem to have any class, in my view.
I'll stick with my notion that based on his appearance and demeanor, they ought to test this guy frequently and rigorously. I also would be very observant of such a dude if I were in his playing group given his 'don't give a crap attitude'.
From my perspective, people can satirize FIGJAM, fluffy McChokelstein, and perhaps even Mrs Doubtfire with a little humor and valid criticism. But Every seems to be about to launch himself into a whole other personality to 'love to dislike'. I hope he learns from the instant criticism, but history of such personality meltdowns don't bode well, it seems to me.