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[Mick_Mickerson]

I can buy O&A making six figures at that time, even if he has no evidence for it. If their biggest contracts assumably broke at least a million, then what would their contracts be worth at the end of their careers? 80k a year or some shit? They liked broadcasting but were too greedy to take something like that.

When they were shitcanned for Sex for Sam, it was widely reported they had a 3 year $30M contract:

FIRED & BRIMSTONE – RADIO JERKS AXED FOR CHURCH SEX STUNT

An unholy sex stunt at St. Patrick’s Cathedral has gotten shock jerks Opie and Anthony exorcised from New York radio. In a brief, one-line statement, WNEW-FM said it was doing away with its t…

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They were making more than you think the whole time

 

[Sue Lightning]

It was publicly reported they were getting $3M a piece when they were shitcanned for Sex for Sam. They were making more than a lot of you seem to think

Howie also said he’s making something like 500m total for his new Sirius contract. Except he didn’t say that, his agent did. And there’s no proof of it, just a “trust me bro”. Same shit for any of O&A’s reported numbers. They have a vested interest to inflate their worth.

Sign a contract for one million but report it as three? Hope your new employers do 0 research, assume it’s actually 3, and then offer you 5.

 

[I'm Not Loying]

I think it’s more they don’t care. Combined with the assumption that zoomers all love retro things.

They like "retro" things like the 1980s. Zoomers aren't watching the Kraft Music Hall.

 

[BenDovid]

I can buy O&A making six figures at that time, even if he has no evidence for it. If their biggest contracts assumably broke at least a million, then what would their contracts be worth at the end of their careers? 80k a year or some shit? They liked broadcasting but were too greedy to take something like that.

I've said this before, the two of them got very rich being fired. The got fired into a non-compete but their contracts had to be paid out. $5 mil each for three years. That was the first major money contract they got, did a year and sat at home for two collecting checks. I don't believe the 2004 XM contract matched that, but I think 3 mil per would be a safe bet for at least that first contract. The CBS deal likely paid out nice too, but I don't know the details. Post merger contracts there was a lot of complaining from Opie about money, but if you think they were getting paid $80K/year, you're insane.

 

[Mick_Mickerson]

I've said this before, the two of them got very rich being fired. The got fired into a non-compete but their contracts had to be paid out. $5 mil each for three years. That was the first major money contract they got, did a year and sat at home for two collecting checks. I don't believe the 2004 XM contract matched that, but I think 3 mil per would be a safe bet for at least that first contract. The CBS deal likely paid out nice too, but I don't know the details. Post merger contracts there was a lot of complaining from Opie about money, but if you think they were getting paid $80K/year, you're insane.

Exactly--that's why I think during the peak of Opie's complaining, the contracts still weren't "low"

So it makes sense others would want the 5 year contract. Again, to not do 5 year contracts means the Opester thought the show would keep building momentum each year and peak when the hosts are 60, which is insane

 

[JebJoh]

He's basing it on nothing, since he doesn't know shit.

So prove me wrong

 

[Anthony's Lime Rickey]

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