That poor, poor Jerry. His plight will earn him a bronze statue, sainthood and a lifetime subscription to McLean's for his horrible plight. His hours of labour is nothing compared to Joe Average, soldiers in the field, Doctors, Nurses, discount hookers and the fashion buyers for Walmart. 

@Hathaway/Irvine:  The further irony is within Mr. Agar's profession, MANY people work a long day VT'ing and feeding several stations, managing social media, writing, producing, etc. While Jerry routinely puts in a long day off-air (he gets to the station around 6 and frequently doesn't leave til mid-aft), his job is just THAT: to talk. 

I find it confusing on the other site, wading thru the myriad of obits, "woe-is-me-radio-is-changing-and-they-owe-me-a-living", congratulating the Mod for opening a free board and random endless diatribe from a former jock, why they think, outside of the insiders, people think radio is as important as it once was.  I tried going to the Blacksmith, Buggy Whip and Chastity boards to see if they wax poetic on the end of their specialties, but, alas, it was a difficult search.  I did find a board that lamented with the invention of the Model T, them buggy sales will go down.  That board's Mod posted that and a litany of lackies lined up to kiss the golden ring, drink from the calace and congratulate him on such a profound statement.

Frankly, active, wiz, codger, grilled, geos need to realize that, much like securities, "past performance is no guarantee for future success".  Radio, like life changes.  Celebrate it if you must.  Then, wake up and face reality: people are doing more with less.  Nobody owes you a damn living.  Amen. 


p.s.: In a situation like Agar-a-thon, why did RB have him front the coverage?  Why not, oh, I don't know: an anchor from the ND?  There's more credibility when it comes from the ND as opposed to a talk show host who is hired for their opinions.