Greg Giannotti

You know why?

Because people want to watch the game.

That didn't work?

Well, it didn't work.

And look, Dennis Miller was not after my job when I was in the job.

He got offered the job later on.

And, you know, I used to run into Dennis Miller on Monday Night Football when I was doing the Westwood One broadcast.

Yeah.

You know, and I think that was part of Joel Hollander who was running Westwood One at that time and who was also –

was running WFAN at one point in time.

People know the name out there, and he's kind of like my godfather of radio.

That's the way I look at him.

He used to say to me, he goes, oh, you're going to love going to Monday Night Football and seeing those guys.

I'm like, why am I going to love that?

He goes, oh, you're just going to love it because that was his radio mentality.

Sure.

This is going to be great.

And I remember talking to Dennis Miller a number of times on the elevator up to the press box, and he's like, man, I can't.

This is like the criticism that was coming his way.

He used to complain that, you know, this is like – it's unbelievable.