Well I'm sure that might be part of it along with the fact that Hanley and Mully were colleagues of his (and seemingly friendly with Jay)

Was a bit weird listening to Jay just bash the newspapers, and here are M&H listening as he just bashes what they do.

It's like going to a McDonalds and while ordering talking to someone on the phone about how shitty it would be to work at McDonalds as you hand the McEmployee your 5 bucks.

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“Been that way since one monkey looked at the sun and told the other monkey ‘He said for you to give me your fuckin’ share.’”

I agree


after listening to that, jeez Jay let it go... still bitter and still holding on to his story about how newspapers are dead and the internet and the suntimes blah blah blah.

Frankly, it sounded to me like Jay was trying to convince himself that is why he left. I still wonder why Hanley and Mulli give him the airtime, but whatever, they have to fill a segment and he is controversial.

Jay left because he threatened to quit and they accepted.

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Mulli and Hanley are writers and not good broadcast interviewers.Jay runs off at the mouth negatively at all times.This is just another reason not to listen to the score anymore.