I just signed up, and I think I can sign up for more than one, like more than one time.

I just don't. I, I'm going to be honest, I do not get the excitement. Like, it's just, it's not

there yet. It's not the time yet. We're still in, like,

the doldrums of, of the fall. The fact that you're calling it the doldrums is, like, the most

depressing thing. Everybody needs to go through the doldrums. Hello, everyone. Everybody is going through the doldrums, but we're trying not to go through the doldrums. Oh, okay. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nibbler here with Sarah

Stilland. Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and however you listen. It is so fantastic.

That you do so. Of course, we are live here on the Fun Employment Radio Network. And that available via podcast all over the internet. We're podcast scummy found and thank you for finding us. All right. I don't know why I said it like that. And thank you for finding us. Because you're getting into your morning radio. Oh, God, it already feels like that.

No, Greg is like actively fighting.

You know, it's always weird to be is when they start the Christmas music before Christmas.

Why they started up so soon?

Okay, I can just tell you one of the most embarrassing things because we do have many friends who have in the past worked and still some still do work in radio and I do feel bad for some no specific station in mind no specific state or city but when you do see them because you know corporates telling them they're like well we're starting to play fucking Christmas music on November 2nd yeah you are going to to be in it. You're going to be in the holiday spirit.

You're going to be wearing Santa hats and not complaining at all. I mean, that's what we're doing. Oh, it is. That's what you got to do. Let me just let you know any of my industry friends. I feel you. And I respect you. You go get that paycheck. You do. It's always, we flip the switch.

I know, and I feel bad because the DJs...

But, I mean, we flip the switch.

I know.

And I feel bad because the DJs.

But I mean, it obviously pays off.

They must be making some money. Oh, yeah. And the DJs get the brunt of the anger because people are like, why are you doing that? It's like, as a DJ, you literally don't have a choice. No, they, yeah. No, that's a higher-up.

That's some guy who owns a station who lives in Kentucky who's saying, like,

you know what I like Christmas music all year long.

People like to, people think of Christmas and they like to spend money. hire up that some guy who owns a station who lives in Kentucky who's saying like you know what

I like Christmas all year long people like to people think of Christmas and they like to spend money so we're going to make them think Christmas right now even like before I've heard him before Halloween before yeah that's true that that is true yeah I mean it was a station well there was a station anybody who's answering the phone anywhere you call they're not the ones in charge of that They're not the decision maker on any of them.

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