mediocre

"When you make an album in LA or London, everything is great, even if it's mediocre, because people want a hit out of it," he argues.

In a recent interview, she described him as “a lousy agent,” “a terrible husband” and “a mediocre father,” but said she did not harbor bitterness toward him.

In other words, cheap things don’t last — you end up buying multiple mediocre things when you could have just bought the one expensive thing that lasts.

Both men, possessing mediocre intelligence at best, no doubt resent it when those foreigners are far smarter or more accomplished than they will ever be.

Is there a chance that a team so recently dubbed, “invincible” and “unbeatable” is actually more like “maddening” and “mediocre?”