Ringo Starr Once Returned To The Liverpool Factory Where He Quit As An Apprentice To Become A Rock Star In His New Fancy Car To Poke Fun At The Foreman Who Told Him He Was Wasting His Time As A Musician.
The former Beatles drummer was working to become an engineer at H. Hunt & Son when he got the chance to perform a residency at a holiday camp in England with his pre-Fab Four band Rory Storm & the Hurricanes, and he decided he had to make the most of the opportunity.
His angry boss felt sure he was making a huge mistake and told the young Richard Starkey, "Ah, you'll be nothing!" prompting the drummer to make sure the foreman knew he was wrong a few months later.
He recalls, "I made enough money and I bought a car and I drove up, 'Yeah, what do you say now?'"
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