When you prep a radio show, it's not like a TV show.

Like a TV show, you have targeted segments.

And you're like, all right, we're going to bump in on the video with a guy talking. Then we're going to go to this thing. It's called an OTS. It's a graphic over Jimmy's shoulder. And it'll be the title of like the thing that we're going to tell the jokes about. And then you'll have kind of an idea of where you're going to go. bullet points in your brain targeting.

It's a lot of preparation.

TV, we do it one at a week.

You know, about and then you'll have kind of an idea of where you're going to go bullet points in your brain

targeting it's a lot of preparation tv we do it one at a week you know on the radio side you kind of

just react to it it's organic i always tell you i treat radio and you like a passenger in my cab

uh in that we're talking with the candor of two people that'll never see each other again so

the good news is you get the candor.

The better news is you don't actually get the smell of a taxi, which, yeah, I mean, it's a win-win

for you because you're getting the 2G-34 wisdom, but you're not getting the aroma of the

back seat, nor are you getting the driving record of the front seat.

But when you're really doing good old fashion rip and read radio, this is what happened.

This is what I think.

It's inescapable, just inescapable, that you don't look out into the world and go,

wow, every single person here is a circus clown.

Even I got such a good one.

This is nothing to do with anything.

But since we're talking about elections next week and this gerrymandering prop 50 battle out in California,

Arnold Schwarzenegger is on CNN yesterday.

He took time out from doing what he does best,

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