Word on the street is that his name is spelled Branden Trook... not Troock.
Just so we're clear... Trook... no c...
Carry on...
Update - Or... maybe it is spelled with a "c". I don't know.
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2 comments :
actually it is Troock (with the c)-I aksed him over the weekend
That's just the word on the street. I hear that there is no "c". Obviously... as always I could be wrong.
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