I'm going to read you a poll here from our executive producer. Oh, I love a poll. It was our executive producer, by the way. Albert Dukes. Have you added an executive to your title? I was always that. Oh, you were? Yeah. Oh. I didn't demand to be called that, though, so. But somebody gave you that title? Yes churnoff yeah executive producer okay does that come

with more money well then the other producers yeah yeah at the time i had a really easy job at dopey

and anthony show i over at k rock so mark was you know throwing all the different things at me which

was nice all right so you got the title when we started with Craig back in 2007.

So you've had that same title?

Oh, yes.

So they haven't added anything to the title.

No ad.

What could you add to executive producer?

Senior executive producer?

Yeah, that might be nice.

Senior executive producer or... You you know they have the senior

Washington correspondent senior international uh but that would imply political correspondent that would

apply that there's another producer under him but there is not right well if who like who's the main

producer in you know for w f a and well he's one of you know, for WFAN. Al. Well, he's one of. Yeah, nobody's even close. The most important producer you're saying? Well, he's like the big cheese. Yeah, he is. But he only works on our show, though. You know what I'm saying? But how many other producers do what he does? Nobody. That's what I'm saying.

So he's senior producer.

You need to get like senior.

Plus of the years, probably, the years of doing it.

Is there another word you could come up with other than senior that would reflect his importance to not only this show but to the station in general?

Associate Program Director? director you know that was

accidentally in my audacy profile a couple years ago really yeah and mark turn off was very

upset about it really worked hard to get it taken off no no no no no no no no, no, no. Who put that in? Did you? It's not funny. You think you're funny. You're not funny. That got put in there because when I was working at K-Rock and they were bringing David Lee Roth in. I said, I'll take this job up. When that ends badly, you're not getting rid of me. So they gave me that title over there.

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