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Bauerle opens the program talking about officiating in sports, after yesterday's Bills game that saw a controversial offensive offsides call wipe away a late go ahead touchdown for Kansas City that drew the ire of many, including Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid. Do you have faith in the officials anymore regardless of sport?
In the final hour of the program, Beamer touches on a number of topics: ranting about the CFB playoffs, the Army/Navy game tomorrow, company holiday parties, and more.
Beamer touches on the story that came out yesterday about Sean McDermott reportedly citing the 9/11 hijackers as example of effective teamwork and communication. There's no denying McDermott's comments were incredibly foolish, but does he deserve the criticism he has received for the remarks given he apologized to the team and now publicly?
Beamer gets your thoughts on the state of the Station Twelve project, as well as the tax hikes in Amherst.
Joe Beamer, filling in for the ill Tom Bauerle, opens the program talking about the high prices of goods, such as gasoline, as well as the gas tax and recent tax increases in places like Amherst, does this bother you?
Among a variety of other topics in this hour, Bauerle touches on a story that came out of a written three part series on Bills Head Coach Sean McDermott in which he reportedly used the terrorists on 9/11 as an example of teamwork and effective communication.
Bauerle continues taking your calls on proposals, where did you propose or where were you proposed to?
In this hour, we re-visit a topic broached at the tail end of yesterday's show: your proposal stories. How did you pop the question or how were you proposed to?
Bauerle opens today's program by re-living the power nap he took during yesterday's program while on the air, and takes a moment to thank you for the warm reception to yesterday's program.
Bauerle rounds out the program by taking your calls on your proposal stories, where did you propose or where did you get proposed to?
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