That's an incredibly spiteful thing to do to a lot of hard working local business owners just because you're so insecure about your own opinions that you can't handle someone disagreeing with you
The type of reply we all expected from you. It's not a disagreement, we don't
believe you're being honest.
It's not about a difference in opinions. It's about your attitude, your hyperbole and and your utter contempt from anyone that is not you.
1. You pat yourself on the back for having "no feelings" for Carolina. It's not a matter of you embracing a journalistic attitude of being impartial, it's a matter of you conveying it as moral superiority.
2. You talk about how much you don't care about any input from the listeners because the only input you care about is from your family or people in the industry
you respect. I mean screw the people that actually give you ratings.
3. You revel in basking in the role as an intellectual contrarian, always trying to take the unpopular view. You even joke about how much you entertain your friends by purposely irritating other people. If you want to be Howie Hottake, then why don't you move to another market and start working like the CBS and ESPN guys to just run zero sum game radio.
4. Your over-the-top takes: (1) equating that the Satterfield pass play against Tennessee was as bad as a coach who used racial slurs; (2) chastising Beamer for using the word "narrative" and then bragging about how much you work on mastering the English language as a point to emphasize how Beamer should emulate you and retire words you don't like; (3) saying that a Championship Committee member "wasn't even using a single brain cell" when he said Notre Dame would be less valuable without Kelly. Preston corrected you but you doubled-down on it; (4) the absolute glee you seemed to have with today de-commit and Maryland signing; and (5) the worst of all - "Brent Johnson taught me" that if 50% people feel you're too hard and 50% think you're soft means you're doing a great job as if being the Angel Hernandez of sports radio is a good thing.
5. You try and find a way to talk about the NBA all the time. Dan Patrick is on right before and has actual NFL insider guests but then you downplay actual local events to talk about your own NBA opinions -- most people don't care. I know your not a fan of any team and only players but we kind of have the opposite thing going on around here.
In all, we think you're all about you. The reason many people like Heath is because they think he's trying to bring you information or have you think about something. The reason many people don't feel the same way about you is because you seem to just love the sound of your own voice. You were supposed to be the engineer from 1-4 but somehow you parlayed that into trying to talk as much as the actual hosts -- now you get second billing.
Many of us only have a few minutes, etc., during the day and turn the radio on to hear some news and when we hear you those few moments are soured. You don't care what we thing and won't change, the station keeps giving you more and more power. So, aside from going after the advertisers what do you suggest we do to take the station back?