His new character, Neal Gamby, is still bringing the heat, but this time he's doing so as a bitter vice principal passed over for a kick-ass promotion. I was handed the keys to the kingdom: multimillion-dollar deals, endorsements. Everyone wanted a piece of my shit.

Kenny Powers, on the topic of triathlons:
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To make matters worse, it was cold and I had not found anywhere to stay for the night, so I had paid for a hostel. Two hostels in fact, because each of the hostels only had a one day availability. It was the first time that I had been forced to pay for accommodation in my several months of hitchhiking. I was not in a good mood. Throwing caution to the wind, I decided to use some of my fast dwindling funds to go out for dinner. We sat on the main square and drank wine, while eating rather un-Czech food. It was quite delicious but I soon had to escort my companion back to the hostel as she started swaying in the chair. Supposedly there was a rogue batch of alcohol in Prague at the time which had caused the deaths of many people.
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In season one, Powers becomes a substitute physical education teacher who is attempting to make a return to Major League Baseball. As a 19 year old closing pitcher , Powers enjoys a spectacular Major League debut, leading Atlanta to the World Series. But Powers' abrasive personality leads him to trouble as he bounces from Atlanta to New York, then to San Francisco, Boston, and finally Seattle in subsequent years. Powers quickly wears out his welcome everywhere he goes, enraging fans with inflammatory statements as his fastball rapidly loses velocity. He tries to compensate for this weakness by using steroids to improve his performance, but in less than seven years he finds his Major League Baseball career over. Lost for direction, he goes back to his hometown of Shelby, North Carolina to accept a job as a substitute physical education teacher at his former school, Jefferson Davis Middle School. He simultaneously tries to win back the affections of former flame April Buchanon while also trying to earn another shot at the majors.
Well, maybe not a total disaster, that is a bit exaggerated. That's all we're really saying. I met my ex when he was a 2nd year resident and married him when he completed his oncology fellowship. You are a good person and she can see that. It has worked and my children are very protective of their father.