Now, as you guys know, Mrs. Zacharias had her first day.
It was a little over a week ago.
But, you know, sometimes I just want to like sit back and marinate and figure out how do I want to approach this situation? Now, from a broadcaster's perspective, I would not have thrown her out into the fire that quick.
That's just me.
And the reason why I say that is because when I was being mentored into the broadcast field of it all, I wanted to jump on the radio real quick, you know, and do my radio thing.
But I wasn't allowed to because the mentors said, no, you're not ready.
And I and, you know, you always have that feeling that you're ready.
Right.
But you know what? It doesn't matter what you think it matters.
It kind of matters what they know.
They have the knowledge, right? So they didn't think I was ready to be put on the airwaves yet, but the year 2000 came around and they put me on the radio.
My, my friend, Jesse Duran hired me just as he said he would, but I had to go and get more internship experience and, and just learn the ropes of the radio business.
And Oh, did something just happen? Yep.
It did.
That is weird.
Okay, hold on, guys.
Hold on.
Hold on for a second.
Hold on for a second.
I knew that was coming.
All right, guys.
I'm going to take one more break.
This is weird stuff that's happening around here.
And this just goes to show you that these mobsters don't want me to talk about anything.
So what I'm going to do is I am going to...
Now, as you guys know, Mrs. Zacharias had her first day.
It was a little over a week ago.
But, you know, sometimes I just want to like sit back and marinate and figure out how do I want to approach this situation? Now, from a broadcaster's perspective, I would not have thrown her out into the fire that quick.
That's just me.
And the reason why I say that is because when I was being mentored into the broadcast field of it all, I wanted to jump on the radio real quick, you know, and do my radio thing.
But I wasn't allowed to because the mentors said, no, you're not ready.
And I and, you know, you always have that feeling that you're ready.
Right.
But you know what? It doesn't matter what you think it matters.
It kind of matters what they know.
They have the knowledge, right? So they didn't think I was ready to be put on the airwaves yet, but the year 2000 came around and they put me on the radio.
My, my friend, Jesse Duran hired me just as he said he would, but I had to go and get more internship experience and, and just learn the ropes of the radio business.
And Oh, did something just happen? Yep.
It did.
That is weird.
Okay, hold on, guys.
Hold on.
Hold on for a second.
Hold on for a second.
I knew that was coming.
All right, guys.
I'm going to take one more break.
This is weird stuff that's happening around here.
And this just goes to show you that these mobsters don't want me to talk about anything.
So what I'm going to do is I am going to...
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