Not because we don't quietly wish for it ourselves, but because deep down it's not Cass we don't believe in — it's the rest of the world.
Says Roost's Cass Titcombe: "It's everybody's favourite dirty fast food, isn't it?
The most thrilling of these is Cass Cleave, Alex's daughter, who, he tells us, has "Mandelbaum's syndrome," a condition close to schizophrenia.
A key player in all this is Cass Pennant, a former member of West Ham's infamous Inter City Firm, who turned his dramatic life story into, first, a memoir – called Cass – and then a film, also called Cass, released in 2008.
He knows what the film will look like; he knows how great she will be, how she will occupy the screen with her charismatic force, how the film will be Cass and Cass will be the film.
There's my band--the guy who plays my, I guess you would say, "love interest" in the video is my guitarist, and his name is Cass Dillon--a really cute, nice guy, and a great player.
But is the safety net enough? "It is hard," Cass says, "not to think about how Dr. King would respond to the place 42 years after the Poor People's Campaign, when its signature mule train departed from Marks.
In thyroid cells, it was reported (Cass et al, 1999) that activation of PI3K confers a TSH independent DNA synthesis, and it was demonstrated (Gire et al., 2000) that in primary human thyroid cells PIK3 is an absolute requirement for the proliferative response to RAS.
