Richard Deitch

And you've got some talented broadcasters that have to call it off a monitor, which is not easy to do.

So that's where like the money, I think in big markets, at least in the near term,

You'll still have a pretty good presence.

The New Yorks, the Bostons, the Chicagos, places like that.

But smaller markets, man, I hate to say it, most of these places are trying to do stuff on the cheap.

And so you'll see them cutting back.

And one of the things they're really cutting back on is travel, where they just – they won't send people on the –

Which is a shame because I think it's not forward thinking.

I mean, radio has a great connection with the audience.

I would argue a better connection with the audience in terms of intimacy than television.

And so I would want my people there on the road because I think there's value to doing that.

But listen, I can barely manage myself and I'm not managing any company, so no one's listening to me.

Thanks, Richard.

I appreciate it.

Thank you to the great city of Chicago.

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