May Day 10

I never hated Bon Jovi really. I hated that there was a Toronto group with him as the face with hopes of purchasing the Bills and moving them. It wasn't his fault, his dream is NFL ownership.

I did not attend that game, but attended several games down the stretch that year. My last time in the aud was when they unveiled the goat uniforms and like 19K people showed up.

They have needed to do that for a decade. It seems like an organizational philosophy under pegula.

Since Danny Briere left the sabres, he has more playoff goals than the Buffalo franchise. He has been retired for 10 years.

Bocce is my favorite, but it seems like a divisive place. People hate it.

Holy stock market

What are the wages, working conditions, and quality of life of the 400,000 Vietnamese? That does not work here unless we crater human and workers rights domestically. Or pay out the nose for things we buy on the routine. It is not 1955. The world has moved on. I don't comment here, and have had a very open mind with 2nd term trump, and even agree with a few of the things thus far. This stuff is just madness though. We can't install suicide nets at factories/employee bunkers in US soil. Our strength needs to be innovation.

The "mill" isn't coming back. "Dad" lost his job in the 70s or 80s and is elderly, collecting SS now. I am "dad" present and dont want to work in any mill.

I've had a wait and see approach with trump this time around I'm really pissed at this. I don't see how this does any good or benefits me. I live a comfortable life with a decent retirement nest egg (that is taking a beating right now with this self-own). Stuff is undoubtedly going to go up in price. I don't see any way the consumer doesn't take the serious brunt of this. The end game is for us to go back 75 years to when a manufacturing plant is basically the town and everyone works there, wears a suit and hat every day, everyone goes to the same church, everything is based around the plant, apple pies warming in every window sill, and we have 4 TV channels and no internet? I don't think any of that is feasible and appealing. Unemployment is not bad right now. Where my sneakers and phone are made there are suicide nets for the workers.

They shouldn't lock a team into a/the Christmas slot. I find it annoying that we have to watch the lions and cowboys every Thanksgiving in soulless venues. The Chiefs won't be good and interesting forever.

I wish that they scripted the show more. Its just Brown and Tasker, sometimes Glab just flying by the seat of their pants, taking callers, bad radio. The Sabres show does this as well, but its a little better because they need to avoid talking about the Sabres as much as possible. Murphy, in the early days of One Bills Live (late afternoon/evening) had a great production. It was all blocked off like a real show. Had a lot of interviews that were really good, things like that. WGR in general is just a lot of the same shows over and over and over again and I cant listen to it any more. The younger guys are OK because they are still honing their craft, they are hungry, and they try, but overall it is just a bunch of people going through the motions.

I remember him, vaguely. Had long hair and seemed a bit lanky for that position. Looked it up and cant believe it was 1996. Would have pegged him as early drought years

His George foreman grill was a phenomenon like I have never seen.

Im sure they studied the possible events vs the cost and schedule of an indoor venue (both in place and downtown, and likely Amherst as well). It wasnt worth it I dont think Buffalo the market is a big draw for large events that require a football stadium. The downtown arena is adequate for 99% of possible events. The indoor stadium space has become quite crowded and competitive. Especially with Cleveland and Nashville joining the fray.

The Sabres are such garbage