would tell him to light a j up. that would gain the youth vote. i would vote for him if he did that. good thing you are not his advisor. yeah, i would. if he does a complete 360 and changes what he has gone against and actually does right by us, then, he ll have my support. you mean a 180? 180? 360. whatever. 360 starts back where you started. i was an english major, not a math major. can i try on your glasses? go ahead, take them off. [laughs] how do i look? you look amazing. you look like an actual diva. welcome to the 80s. bill: all right, here is watters. so, your program on saturday got big ratings, right? i can t believe it. football is on and people actually watch my show. i m shocked. bill: did you know the game was as boring as a game could possibly be? congratulations. the numbers were good. thank you. bill: the second question i have for you, on friday,be you make your debut with the spin stops here in oklahoma, how nervous are you? i w
what is the old saying about, they don t live to work? they work to live. bill: c est la vie. i want a croissant, and i don t want to be interrupted. i want that croissant now. for them, it makes sense. they get off work and they want to put a bearnaise drip in their arm. bill: [laughs] miller and i are on the same page. that s another cliche. on the same page. at the end of the day, we will not use on steroids and what will you make of that? bill, the word but is like the word however on steroids. bill: reminder, and nine days, the demand, jesse watters, and me, the spin stops here show. rolling into tulsa, oklahoma. should be a blast. tickets for the shows in omaha and tacoma. american teenagers getting more violent.
i had to get out of here for the ball to drop. bill: you had a curfew. a a i had a curfew after what happened last year. bill: most people seemed optimistic, that is good. some of them seemed optimistic and a lot of them were upset because they had been standing in the freezing cold since 9:00 a.m. with no food and no restrooms. but i think they perked up wheni they saw me, obviously. bill: number one, it wasn t freezing. it was 45 degrees at midnight. you know what i mean by cold, bill.l. bill: no, i don t. number two, you are in times square. there are restaurants around. you can get some food. they were ordering pizza delivery, domino s. once you are in, you are in. do you never go to times square? bill: i am afraid. it frightens me. when i saw mariah carey, i was terrified. i didn t know what was going to happen. i think she was just as terrified. bill: i don t know whether she knew where she was. i mean, did you see it? maybe she was part of the alien invas
sharp opinion in primetime. that s right. and so i needed some time to hone the show but the real indicator was e-mail. e-mail. we used to get between 25 and 50 e-mails a day the first year. now, we get between 2,000 and 4,000 a day. so when we were happy to get the 30 e-mails, you know. i remember those days, bill. and in the beginning, one of the other things is because nobody was watching, you know, we knew nobody was watching. and it was kind of wild, and we could pull out all the stops and we did some stuff that nobody else was doing. and ultimately, that led us to the top of the heap. yeah, but there was some problems. i had to teach my mother had to e-mail. it was not easy. when did the phrase the spin stops here start? i guess that was about three or four years in. we went through a whole bunch of stuff and tried to see what worked. when we got elevated to 8:00, we