How does David Stein keep getting work???

[HeyYo]

This is a question I must keep asking myself everytime I see he gets a new job. The only reason I knew about him was an acquaintance of mine here in Cleveland used to be a colleague of Stein's at a previous national sports network that lasted less than a year. He always spoke highly of Stein, but I never got it. Stein is a good host of same wacky FM morning show with all those crazy sounds to get you moving at 6AM. CERTAINLY not for a national sports talk show. He has to have pictures of somebody with somebody they shouldn't be with.

This business just makes me shake my head more and more with each passing day. Hey, I wish the guy well, but I would love for somebody to explain the move to me.

 

[screamformelong]

More importantly, how does that fat, bumbling idiot Andrew Asswood keep his job?



> This is a question I must keep asking myself everytime I see
> he gets a new job. The only reason I knew about him was an
> acquaintance of mine here in Cleveland used to be a
> colleague of Stein's at a previous national sports network
> that lasted less than a year. He always spoke highly of
> Stein, but I never got it. Stein is a good host of same
> wacky FM morning show with all those crazy sounds to get you
> moving at 6AM. CERTAINLY not for a national sports talk
> show. He has to have pictures of somebody with somebody
> they shouldn't be with.
>
> This business just makes me shake my head more and more with
> each passing day. Hey, I wish the guy well, but I would
> love for somebody to explain the move to me.
>

 

[longpets]

> Hey, I wish the guy well, but I would
> love for somebody to explain the move to me.

I was a semi-regular listener of Wheeler and have never really heard Stein so I'll give it a try. I found it mildly interesting is that he's going to be based in L.A., not Chicago where Wheels was based.

 

[NigelWick]

> > Hey, I wish the guy well, but I would
> > love for somebody to explain the move to me.
>
> I was a semi-regular listener of Wheeler and have never
> really heard Stein so I'll give it a try. I found it mildly
> interesting is that he's going to be based in L.A., not
> Chicago where Wheels was based.
>

I listened to Stein this morning because I can't take Ferrall. The voice makes me uncomfortable. Anway, Stein did Mark Patrick's act, almost word for word, especially the part about forbidding people from referring to their favorite team as "we." Blatant theft from MPOS.