I'm feeling good, Casey.

Good.

I'm feeling good.

Feeling good, looking good.

It seems like humanity is starting to catch on to what a nightmare AI is becoming and how it's

going to screw all of us in the end.

Are you afraid of it?

Well, like, it's like, are you afraid of the dark?

Like, I mean, I just know how it's going to end, right?

I mean, if you look at, like, just take our industry, for example.

Matt Hiblin and I, our boss, we were having this conversation because he's an old-timey radio guy like I am, you know, and we're talking about how technology is what?

If you guys are old-timey, yeah you're old-timey well you know

I'm saying we've been in this business you know longer than a decade right and we were talking about

how much the business itself as change and the role that technology played in so much of that

right we talked about a variety of different things.

But even in the pre-artificial intelligence days, technology dramatically changed the radio industry

and not for the better.

Technology was a big reason that corporations took over our industry. Big reason corporations took over the television industry.

Because you can program, and you experienced this, right? You were once on a radio show that was heard in,

what, 16 different markets, right? 16 markets, yeah. Right. And because, and we talked about this before,

you've got people in different cities that are doing breaks for here in Indianapolis, right?

And that's when the corporations, as technology began to take over in the mid to late 90s and said, hey, we can run 20 radio stations for what it cost, used to cost to run three radio stations, right?

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