Classic uncomfortable overreaction by Opie. He had gotten to this point in his career which was his only way to maintain a presence on the mic was bitching about bad DJs.
Todd so reminds me of the unfunny officer in Good Morning Vietnam played by Bruno Kirby who insisted that he got a radio show and humour free hackery ensued
Weird to hear the dynamic between Opie and Anthony at the end. It seems like they were getting along fairly well, but the conversation between them is really awkward at times - like, they’ve got ‘fawkin chemistry’, but at the same time have none at all. I sometimes wonder if Jim and Ant had an intervention with him and laid it all on the table, pointing out some of the unbearable shit he did to make him realize so he could hopefully correct it, then maybe they could have had a better rapport.
Why are they so offended that an openly gay man played in the NBA and it made news? Their level of insecurity is laughable. They don’t like it but talk about it for 10 minutes _straight_ 😘
11:45 "Alright, we get it. You dont have to hammer a dumb joke." I love listening to these because everything Opie says about the "hack jocks" describes himself perfectly.
"I don't know where to begin with this one I'll be honest with ya" Immediately proceeds to begin as Anthony was about to set it up. Has this guy been doing radio since he was 18 or sumthin' tsss tssss 😊
Cooper and annie might be two of the worst looking women I have ever heard being fawned over. Jim is a loser, cooper looks like if sarah jessica parker had yellow teeth and gained 35 pounds.
Todd put in so much effort into creating nothing. What’s weird is the level of money thrown into it, though. 10’s of millions of $, massive staff. Invested into what? They could’ve rolled an iTunes or Spotify playlist with the same songs and done just as well. At least Scorch was grassroots. Just a strange, unfunny pothead with horrible ideas and delusions of grandeur. Scorch was on the grind, a man of the people.