Well, we're about to celebrate Labor Day.

And let's spend some time today talking about how you are just basically laboring yourself

into a slave existence, shall we?

Okay.

It's kind of a Casey show.

That sounds uplifting and fun.

Well, I mean, look, it's the reality.

And we are the, we are the show.

Or if you want to feel good

about yourself or you want to hug or you want to be the lied to you come to the wrong place if you

want the hard facts about what's going on in society and who the people are that run it and how

they use and abuse you we are the place we are the place for the adults to have the adult

conversation okay uh it's kill a casey show him rob casey's here and you, we are the place. We are the place for the adults to have the adult conversation.

Okay.

It's a little Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's here. And, you know, I was having this conversation with a very

dear friend of mine who spent decades in the radio industry and had a lot of success in this in this business and we

had lunch yesterday and we were talking about the position radio is in and he said some that was

very interesting he said in from about from the 1960s until the mid 90s the worker in the radio

industry had all the power because the radio executive was always

fearful that if you got blown out, you were going to walk across the street and make them pay.

Right.

It wasn't so much they kept you around because they liked you, but they were worried because of the

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