No one around here noticed because no one around here listens.

Haha that's right, Dan's gotten two on-air partners fired and a third put on part-time furlough in the last 5 or so years.

There must be quite a bit of stress at the station given the financial uncertainty the station is experiencing and being Dan Bernstein's radio partner has not been the most secure gig over the past few years, so can see where Larry would get a bit frightened and start to lash out on his way out the door.

Did anyone notice how hostile Holmes was towards Bernstein on Wednesday's show? Bernstein never engaged him but Holmes came across as a bully. This was my observation but I'm wondering if anyone else thought the same thing?

Hedge funds love cheaper labor.

Holmes makes less than Dan.

I think Seacrest means that it is Dan and his large salary that will get cut. If I were an outsider and saw my biggest salary not in a drive time slot, I'd be wondering about allocation of resources.

They have been getting short with each other a lot in the last couple weeks.

Bernsie is letting the full meatball football fan out lately. Larry can't deal with the change in personality.

But if I read what Deni$ posted right, it wasn't ballooning talent costs that put the company underwater, in fact the filings indicate the talent was generating a good bit of cash from ad revenue still, it's just the debt from acquiring all the stations and their licenses sunk the boat, right? Of course maybe the new owners will trim salaries just for trimming's sake, but if somehow you've got a cluster of stations still generating profit, seems a little risky to mess with the people putting on the shows.

Also, Dan has probably taken a haircut or two since the Bernstein & Goff debacle and his midday demotion. I think it's a serious question whether he's the biggest salary in the lineup these days. Maybe he's coasting on his cut from ad sales of shiner wine around Mother's Day.

I'm not sure I agree that Holmes has been frustrated to that extent. He just keeps telling Dan that he had unrealistic expectations for what Kevin Warren's role is in with the organization. Bernstein thought that Warren would make bold decision in the football organization and Holmes says there was no expectation to think that he would fire Eberflus and hire Harbaugh.

As usual, Dan makes something up and/or has a strong opinion and states it as fact and then acts as if the team is doing something wrong when his unfounded (or conspiracy) thought turns out to not be accurate.

Holmes is more rational in this argument.

Fuck being rational. Meatball Bernsie is much better for the show.

They have been getting short with each other a lot in the last couple weeks.

I think they've been shorr with one another--and everyone else--for a long time. Aren't they both 5'6?

Fuck being rational. Meatball Bernsie is much better for the show.