Rob Bradford

I'm sure.

Many listeners, many viewers.

Many leather-bound books.

And we did a radio show together.

And it was the only show maybe in the history of certainly of the station.

We did it for EI where they literally had to spend more money to make sure that to bring somebody else in to make sure we didn't argue with each other or at least stepped in between each other.

So I took that as a compliment.

Because I don't think there's enough of that anymore.

I think it's a lot of, like, you talk, I talk, you talk, you talk, instead of what we did, which is just scream at each other.

We had a great show.

We had a great show.

And if the bosses didn't realize that, well, you know, none of them are in place anymore.

And, of course, a lot of times when we were doing the show, the lineup would come out during the show, and you got very excited.

Like, you, all of a sudden, it's like, Squirrel!

yeah yeah we had we had a bit you know and then it was a great time i love that sunday morning show uh three hours sleep at fenway on a sunday morning it's kind of similar right it's nine nine a.m my time it's a it's a holiday morning here nobody knows that as you're listening it's hot yeah okay all right tell me how radio works thank you i let i let you know um that

Today, like I said, I'm letting you have a forum.

You don't have enough of a forum.

You have to get your word out there.

What do I usually say about your brand?

What do you say about my brand, Rob?