Good Gig If You Can Get It
For the last ten years, I've only been getting a paycheck from one employer. I haven't been working multiple jobs here and there.

This is not the case with Pat O'Brien, who was just working three jobs in one hour. While in Greece as part of NBC's coverage of the Olympics, Pat could be heard on two Los Angeles radio stations. A little bit after 7:00 a.m. local time, he was being interviewed by Andrew Siciliano on the Tony Bruno show. A little after 7:30 a.m., Pat appeared on the Kevin and Bean show. Because Pat has worked in sports and entertainment broadcasting, he could appear on these two widely divergent shows/stations.

Because I was probably the only person in L.A. who caught both shows, Pat could get away with recycling some jokes (the T in T Mobile stands for tough luck) and stories (all of the Olympic venues are ready, surprisingly enough). However, it should be noted for the record that Pat did NOT refer to former KROQ employee Big Tad during his Tony Bruno appearance.

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