Having read Jim Bulleit’s side of this story, it’s a shame that his career in TV is ending this way. But the WLKY-TV reporter says he believes it’s time to move on, and take another shot at stand-up comedy. I hope to be in the audience when that happens.
You can say what you want about his story about the candy eggs at Kroger, but I tend to believe him. You can read it and judge for yourself. Here, in Bulleit’s own words, is his story:
http://thevillevoice.com/2009/02/17/bulleit-out-at-32-and-heres-his-story/
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