EPISODE 127 "I AM NOT A ROLE MODEL"

What makes a ROLE MODEL? Websters dictionary defines it as "a person whose behavior in a particular role is imitated by others". Another definition I found was "a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others, esp. by younger people." Let's break that down shall we. If you go by the Websters definition then it would suggest ANYONE can be a ROLE MODEL. I mean any can imitate the acts of someone else. Whether those acts be GOOD or BAD so that one is sketchy at best. The second suggest that a persons "success, example or behavior" if emulated automatically makes them a ROLE MODEL. Both of these are total BULLSH*** if you ask me! Mainly since anything anyone does can be emulated if another posses the physical and mental capacity to do it. So that means EVERYBODY is a walking ROLE MODEL? I named the show I'm Not A Role Model because I don't want to be emulated. I don't want other peoples children to look at me and think "I should emulate him" because I do a lot of things KIDS should not do. As a PARENT I am responsible for what I display to my kids, but those are MY DAMN KIDS not yours. I can have a talk with them and make sure they understand certain things are not what they appear to be, or tell them to do as I SAY not as I DO. I don't have that luxury with other people kids, nor does any other RAPPER, ATHLETE, ACTOR, SINGER or PUBLIC FIGURE. So here goes: Who would you consider your ROLE MODEL if you even have one? Should kids to have ROLE MODELS that they don't even know? Do you think wanting to emulate a persons TALENT means they are your ROLE MODEL? Should Rappers, Actor, Athletes etc. accept that they are ROLE MODELS? Have you ever had a ROLE MODEL that let you down? What do you think it even takes for someone to be considered a ROLE MODEL anyway? Should Police, politicians, teachers etc be considered ROLE MODELS? ARE YOU A ROLE MODEL? Call in!