Best of Everything
“I’m dreading all of this, but it’s clear that neither Ruby nor the record company particularly care about my preferences. If I can stay in the public eye, for whatever reason, until release date, that’s a big win, because nobody buys your record if they don’t remember you. At least that’s the way Ruby explains it as we drive to the first station, located near Koreatown.The hosts of the first radio show are a pair of lame comedians stuck with the post-drive time slot. As I listen to their banter... on the radio as we approach the building, I wonder how much of my target audience actually tunes in for these clowns, whose act consists of mainly tired one-liners and wacky sound effects.“Are these guys for real? I know morticians who are funnier,” I comment.Ruby rolls her eyes. “Remember, be nice. You’re young, fresh, and innocent. And sweet. You know the answers to all the questions they’re likely to ask. You’ll be fine.”“Just seems like a big fat waste of time.”“Well, maybe, but you never know who’s listening, right?”“Mmm, okay.MoreLess
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