Coco
09-26-2002, 12:43 PM
I hope the mods don't delete this thread as it is not so much about his ratings or time slot, but the subject of his show.
I try not to listen to it, but sometimes I turn the radio on early for the R&F show.
It truly sounds like this man is headed for a breakdown. Maybe similar to the one Dom DeLouise had years ago, where they found him in a guerilla suit in his closet and had to cart the guy out to the psych ward.
A couple of nights ago he was giving out information as to where he thought the best places in New York to go for guys to plant cameras to look up women's dresses on the street. (I kid you not!)
He continually tells women on the air "it's the guy who pays the bills". Is this guy living in the 1800's in Idaho?? Almost every married woman I know is working and contributing to the household.
He tells guys "don't have kids". Does he think he is Anne Landers or their personal physicians giving advice?
He says men end up paying for the kids. Ah! They helped create them! Also parenting is a <u>24 HOUR JOB</u>not an 8 hour job. Try to hire yourself a nanny, chauffer, cook, homework helper, etc. to take care of your kid if your wife left you, and add those expenses at the end of the year.
What do you think?
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I try not to listen to it, but sometimes I turn the radio on early for the R&F show.
It truly sounds like this man is headed for a breakdown. Maybe similar to the one Dom DeLouise had years ago, where they found him in a guerilla suit in his closet and had to cart the guy out to the psych ward.
A couple of nights ago he was giving out information as to where he thought the best places in New York to go for guys to plant cameras to look up women's dresses on the street. (I kid you not!)
He continually tells women on the air "it's the guy who pays the bills". Is this guy living in the 1800's in Idaho?? Almost every married woman I know is working and contributing to the household.
He tells guys "don't have kids". Does he think he is Anne Landers or their personal physicians giving advice?
He says men end up paying for the kids. Ah! They helped create them! Also parenting is a <u>24 HOUR JOB</u>not an 8 hour job. Try to hire yourself a nanny, chauffer, cook, homework helper, etc. to take care of your kid if your wife left you, and add those expenses at the end of the year.
What do you think?
______________________
We can't change our past, but we can change the way we look at it - into something more positive