Charlie & Co. tweak

[ixnay]

And I don't like it.

Charlie has merged the sports and non sports birthdays to mark the New Year.

He used to read off the non-sports celeb birthdays then hand it off to Mitch for the sports birthdays. Now Charlie reads all the birthdays, including Don Shula's IIRC yesterday and Chuck Noll's today. Like I said, I don't like it. I liked it better when it was Charlie, then Mitch on b'days. Wonder how much they paid the consultant to do this unnecessary tweak?

JMO.

ixnay

 

[blueboy]

Uh, Charlie? Who dat?

> And I don't like it.
>
> Charlie has merged the sports and non sports birthdays to
> mark the New Year.
>
> He used to read off the non-sports celeb birthdays then hand
> it off to Mitch for the sports birthdays. Now Charlie reads
> all the birthdays, including Don Shula's IIRC yesterday and
> Chuck Noll's today. Like I said, I don't like it. I liked
> it better when it was Charlie, then Mitch on b'days. Wonder
> how much they paid the consultant to do this unnecessary
> tweak?
>
> JMO.
>
> ixnay
>

 

[ixnay]

> Uh, Charlie? Who dat?

I guess few on R-I listen to WEEU. Charlie is Charlie Adams, who with sports guy Mitch Gerhart hosts "Charlie & Company" during the morning drive on 830 am.

In the old year, Charlie would run down the non-sports celebrity birthdays, Mitch would then say "Is that all?", then Charlie would say "You have any, Mitch?", then Mitch would run down the sports birthdays.

At least the duo have retained the puns in those birthdays and historical events.

ixnay

<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by ixnay on 01/06/06 01:24 PM.</FONT></P>