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Frequently Asked Questions
Is "Steve" always spoken of warmly in these quotes?
No, the tone varies widely - one speaker has strong emotional respect for a Steve, while another compares Steve Kerr's coaching to lip-syncing act Milli Vanilli.
What's the criticism aimed at Steve Bannon here?
He's accused of putting himself above everything else, a pointed remark about ego rather than about any specific policy.
What does the Milli Vanilli comparison actually suggest about Steve Kerr?
It implies his coaching gets more credit than it deserves, similar to how Milli Vanilli was famously accused of not doing their own singing.
What's the strangest quote in this collection?
The line insisting there's no having "the Steve" reads almost like a riddle, deliberately vague compared to the other, more pointed entries.
Are multiple different people named Steve covered on this page?
Yes - Steve Kerr and Steve Bannon are both named specifically, while at least one other quote refers to an unnamed Steve treated with plain respect.
Steve Bannon gets accused of putting himself above everything else, a sharper political jab. The set closes on a deliberately strange, almost riddle-like line insisting there's no having Steve at all.
