Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Chapter 8- "The TV Star"

Why does Mr. Hatcher have to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial?




28 comments:

  1. Christina
    Based on the text, Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because he didn't think it was a good idea. Also Fudge has done this two times before. The last reason is that he doesn't really listen to anyone unless Peter shows him how to do something.

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  2. Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because Fudge always says no. Mr. Vincent was the one that chose Fudge. When Fudge reacted and said “No” Mr. Vincent was blaming Mr. Hatcher. Mr. Hatcher was like “it was not my fault that you chose Fudge.”

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  3. Hunter Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because he won’t listen to people who tell him to do stuff. You have to trick Fudge to do things you want him to do.Every time Fudge refuses to do stuff Mr. Vincent gets mad.

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  4. Palak
    Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because he does not listen to anyone. On the other hand, Mr. Vincent was the one to hire Fudge in the first place.Mr. Vincent cept on getting mad when Fudge did not listen. Mr. Hatcher said, “It was your idea to hire Fudge in the commercial.”

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  5. Elijah

    Mr.Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr.Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because Fudge was not listening to the camera man. Mr.Vincent said it was Mr.Hatcher’s fault for letting Fudge in the commercial. When Peter came in the commercial he hopped on the toddle bike and Fudge wanted to be like Peter on the bike.

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  6. Nevaeh,
    Mr.Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr.Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial. Mr. Vincent said, “I have to have this kid in my
    commercial.” Mr.Hatcher reminded Mr.Vincent two times that he didn’t want Fudge in the commercial.Fudge will not listen, so Mr.Vincent got mad.

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  7. Zandar- Mr. Hatcher has to keeps reminding Mr.Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge be in the commercial because Mr.Vincent picked up Fudge and made him be in the commercial. But, Fudge did not ride the Toddle Bike. Mr.Vincent got angry and yelled at Mr.Hatcher to get Fudge to do what he says . Peter had to show Fudge how to do it and Fudge rode the Toddle Bike. Mr. Vincent kept forgetting it was has idea.

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  8. Kylee Simper

    Based on what I read, Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because his is not an actor or model. Fudge said no so Mr. Hatcher said it was your idea and not mine.

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  9. Jilliana
    According to the text Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge in the commercial because Mr. Vincent kept getting mad at Mr. Hatcher. Fudge wasn't listening to anyone so Mr. Vincent got angry. Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding him that it was Mr. Vincent's idea.

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  10. Taylor Hyde

    Mr.Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr.Vincent that it was not a good idea to have Fudge in the commercial because fudge would not listen. Mr.Hatcher kept saying it was your idea not mine. Mr.Hatcher kept saying that because Mr.Vincent was getting frustrated.

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  11. Kayden White
    Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that fudge should not be in the commercial because he was not an actor or a model. Another reason would be he only had one day to do it. The last reason would be that Mr. Hatcher wanted to make the best commercial.

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  12. Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial. He had to remind him because Fudge was messing around and wouldn’t ride the bike. Mr. Vincent was mad and blaming Mr. Hatcher.

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  13. Jorge Garcia
    Mr. Hatcher keeps reminding Mr. Vincent that it is not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial. Mr. Hatcher told Mr. Vincent that Fudge doesn't listen. The only way Fudge will do something is when Peter shows him how.

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  14. Wyatt Peek
    Mr. Hatcher keeps reminding Mr. Vincent that he should not have Fudge in his commercial because Fudge does not listen. Mr. Vincent finally convinced Mr. Hatcher to put Fudge in his commercial. When Fudge got on the bike he would not listen to Mr. Vincent. Then Mr. Vincent asked Henry to show Fudge how to ride the bike.

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  15. Remi Johnson
    According to chapter 8, M.r Hatcher had to keep reminding M.r Vincent that Fudge wasn't the right kid to be in the Toddle-bike commercial. One reason why is because Fudge doesn't listen well. Another reason would be Fudge just wants to ride around for fun instead of listening to the camera man.

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  16. Trevor Barrenchea
    Mr. Hactcher had to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea because he kept yelling at Mr. Hatcher. Secondly, Fudge is not a great listener. Third of all Fudge just wants to ride around for fun.

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  17. Based on what I read, Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr. Vincent is was his idea because when they tried to get Fudge to ride the Toddle-Bike he refused. So whenever Fudge would refuse to ride the Toddle-Bike Mr. Vincent would say " Hatcher you get that son of yours to ride my Toddle-Bike or I will take my whole account away from you and your agency! " Then Mr. Hatcher would remind Mr. Vincent that it was his idea to pock Fudge to ride the Toddle-Bike for the commercial.

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  18. Rusten
    I think Mr.Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr.Veccint that it wasn’t his idea to have Fudge in the commercial because he is his son.

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  19. Allie
    I think Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that it was not his idea to have Fudge do the commercial because Mr. Hatcher didn't think Fudge would listen to what the cameraman was saying.

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  20. Laynee Diaz
    Mr. Hatcher has to keep reminding Mr. Vincent that is wasn't his idea do fudge for the commercial because fudge wasn't listening to anybody. He just kept saying no. He wouldn't do it until peter had to do it.

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  21. Fudge was not following instructions. Mr. Vincent was frustrated when fudge was being bad . Mr. Hatcher told Mr. Vincent that Fudge would not be good for the commercial.

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  22. Fudge won't ride the bike in the commercial when Mr. Vincent says to do it. So Mr. Hatcher keeps reminding Mr. Vincent that it's wasn't his idea for Fudge to do the commercial. Because Fudge keeps saying no.

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  23. Matthew B
    Mr. Hatcher had to keep reminding Mr Vincent that it was his idea to have Fudge in the commercial. The reason why is Fudge would not listen to Mr Vincent. Mr Vincent kept telling Mr. Hatcher to get Fudge to do what Mr. Vincent wants him to.

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  24. Benton

    Fudge would not listen to Mr. Vincent. Mr. Vincent was trying to get Fudge to ride a bike. He would not do it.

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  25. Nola Otuafi
    Mr. Hatcher had to remind Mr. Vincent that it wasn't his idea to do the commercial. Fudge was not listening to Mr.Vincent instructions. He wouldn't want to listen to anyone but peter.

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  26. Jaxon Homer

    Mr. Hatcher keeps reminding Mr. Vincent that it wasn't his idea to use Fudge in the commercial because he didn't want Mr. Vincent to go to take his account to a different company. Fudge wasn't doing what the cameraman was telling him to. Mr. Vincent was threatening to take his account away because Mr. Hatcher couldn't get Fudge to listen.

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  27. Mr. Hatcher keeps reminding Mr. Vincent that he did not choose Fudge for the commercial. Mr. Vincent was the one who wanted Fudge to do the commercial, not Mr. Hatcher. Fudge wasn't following directions and this was making Mr. Vincent angry.

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