[L.N. Smithee]

COULTER: Um, no. My publicist e-mailed it to me, I guess, after checking with you.

CAROLLA: Ahh, I see.

COULTER: But I am really tight on time right now because I already had a —

CAROLLA: Alright, well, get lost.

I don't blame Carolla for being ticked. Maybe it wasn't her fault that she had the wrong number, but then she says she's tight on time? Uh uh. It's not HER show, it's not her show, it's HIS.

Anyone in the S.F. Bay Area can tell you that if you are late or a no-show on KSFO's Lee Rodgers/Melanie Morgan program, that's it. Lee will not let you back on his air until he's good and ready. Ask John Fund or Brent Bozell, they'll tell you.

[EveningStar]

Hanging up on someone that way is chickensh** anyway you slice it. He cut her off.

[new cruelty]

I don't blame Carolla for being ticked.

ok, babydill.

[Jameison]

"I don't blame Carolla for being ticked."

Crayola is irrelevant.
Who listens to him anyways?
Now if it were Rush...that's an entirely different matter altogether.
But Crayola? Puleeze!

[tallhappy]

Funny.

Coulter has top selling book in nation. Corolla, what? Did Love Line? Has some cable show? Has a funny voice?

Funny.

Yeah man, that's Shelly Berman's going to be a huge star.

[CSM]

What some of you don't realize is that when people do a sweep of radio shows, they generally schedule several for the same morning. My local DJ's do a pretty good job of being flexible for their guests and they even play some of the scheduler's comments.

Often times, a guest can have 30 or more shows that morning and they get about 5 minutes for a show. It ends up being a very tight schedule.