It’s an explanation of why we all hate Peaches so much. It’s not because he is such a loud mouth, know-it-all, sack of hot air. It’s because we had such high expectations for him when he first became a Kings announcer at the impressionable age of twleve.

One may even be so inclined to interpret the textual language as the author’s hypothesis that it is simply human socio-pathological impulse that compels the collective public conscious, albeit, in reality, occurring on an individual level, to engage in a shared disposition in which majority opinion has a tendency to adversely characterize, and therefore disparage, the individual professional entity who has failed to meet the subjective talent ceiling that was artificially created for said entity.

This common occurrence manifests itself, usually regardless of actual fault on behalf of the professional individual entity, where a misplaced belief has taken root, creating the illusion that the entity has the necessary characteristics, including proper physical, mental and environmental attributes, which would allow the entity to perform at such a level that said entity would transcend not only himself or herself, but an entire organization into an elite operation. When the desired outcome is not achieved, the negative societal phenomenon presents itself.

The potency at which negative public disparagement manifests is usually directly proportional to three factors; 1) the numerical slot in which said entity was chosen by the organization for which it will compete, 2) the rate at which compensation is disbursed to the entity, and 3) the comparative actual ability of other entities participating in the selection process wherein the said entity was chosen by an organization prior to other entities who have demonstrated a more favorable outcome in the realization of their individual talents. The third factor is believed to be half as outcome determinative as the first two factors.

Thus it could be said, that what the author proposes is a formula for this phenomena, which would read as follows:
Where H = Hype, $ = Rate of Compensation, X = Numerical Slot of Selection, T = Time, and WTF = Public Disparagement.

(H$ x 2) X + T = WTF