B&C Morning Show: Al Dukes Ranks The Importance Of Cable TV vs. The Internet
When talking about the Nebraska-Penn State game Saturday, (kickoff @ noon on ESPN) at first Craig said he would be surprised if the game wasn't moved to ABC (Network TV).
After giving it some thought - Craig eventually changed his mind - pointing out to Boomer that 'everyone' has cable, at least basic cable or some kind of dish, which means they can see the game if they wish.
Boomer did not agree with Craig's blanket statement, saying many households do not have cable TV because it is a luxury, not a necessity.
Craig disagreed with his Radio Partner, saying cable TV ranks only behind food on the his list of 'top 5 necessities' to live. Nice car, 'relations' and the internet rounded out his controversial list (somewhere Gary Myers is smiling).
Then Al Dukes - who is 42 years-old, single, lives alone and pictured wearing a Maryland Terps football helmet - offered his list and ranked the internet in-front of cable TV (and 'relations' for that matter)...
LISTEN: Al Dukes Ranks The Importance of Cable TV vs. the Internet (11/09)
