John Higdon wrote:

At least you're willing to give HIM credit for knowing anything about
which they do for a living. How many others have made the cut?

I don't recall EVER challenging you on anything within your area of expertise,
which is radio engineering, and if I have I'll happily apologize for stepping
over the line there.

You've posted about signals, RPUs, antennas, transmitters, and all that and I
don't think you've heard a peep out of me about it.

I do challenge your concepts about programming, sales, management, and other
matters. Remember, you're the one who said that the stations *you* worked for
didn't test their songs, but instead did seat-of-the-pants programming.

For the record, I've sold and bought radio and TV time, have done some
programming (about 6 months, but even so...) and have done some station
bookkeeping, leading me to see the numbers for themselves. I've also
worked on-air, and managed dozens of employees in two businesses (telephone
call center and food and beverage), so I think I have perhaps more expertise
in those areas than you do.

And while I have some engineering chops, I defer to you in those issues.