Joe Wurzelbacher is a man that was relatively unknown aside from his friends, family and people that have had him in their home to unblock sinks clogged with shaved neck hair. However, after last night, Joe Wurzelbacher has become a household name to millions of people thanks to being mentioned 23 times last night during the Presidential debate by both Obama and McCain.
While this would be an exciting moment for most people, Joe Wurzelbacher has gone from having a proper name, to being reduced to Joe the Plumber. Sure his kids think it’s cool, but can you imagine him going to a fine dining restaurant and being greeted as ‘Joe The Plumber’? How about meeting a beautiful woman on the street, talking to her, and some jackass walks by and yells “Hey…it’s Joe the Plumber! I hope you washed your hands!” As you can imagine, this new label could be disastrous in a variety of different social situations.
Anyway, Joe the Plumber is getting his 15 minutes of fame by hitting every news outlet known to man. While he’s not making anywhere near $250,000 a year right now as he says, who knows what this boost in ‘fame’ will bring him. I just hope he changes the name of his company to ‘Joe the Plumber’ and copyrights it before some other capitalistic plumber in this socialistic society does. In case you were sleeping like you should be at 6am, you can catch Joe the Plumber on Good Morning America by playing the video below.
Question: How do you know your 15 minutes of fame has began?
Answer: Your Wikipedia page is already created by somebody else, and you’ve also got a large write up in the context of United States Presidential Election Debates without being a candidate.



