Warning: Strong Language
We've all had messed up drive-thru orders. Have you ever acted like this? I hope not.
Here's a man that has some deep stress in his life, and it's being released on a Wendy's employee.

Helloooo! Welcome to MY PAGE! My own little chunk of the World Wide Web. It's very exciting.
My career started while in college at a little Top 40 station in Clare, Michigan (the Gateway to the North). Not only was I a weekend DJ, but I was also the station janitor. No kidding! I did what was needed to break into the biz, even if it included scrubbing toilets.
After Clare, it was on to Saginaw, Michigan, a decade in Kalamazoo (yes, there really is...), north to Grand Rapids, and then south to Greenville, where I'm excited to take over afternoons on MY 102.5!!!
I met the love of my life in Kalamazoo at a wine festival. Kelcey told me on that first night: "You'll never meet a girl in Kalamazoo." Apparently not... that night! But I won her over with my charm, wit, and a great deal of wine. We married in September of 2001. She's my best friend.
Born: Troy, Michigan
Wife: Kelcey Carlson, anchor/reporter WRAL-TV
Pets: Dog- Phil Stubbs!
Kids: Two! Charlie, born in 2007, and Kellen, born in 2011


Warning: Strong Language
We've all had messed up drive-thru orders. Have you ever acted like this? I hope not.
Here's a man that has some deep stress in his life, and it's being released on a Wendy's employee.
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live followed by the NBA Finals
CBS: Reruns
NBC: America's Got Talent followed by the finale of The Voice
FOX: So You Think You Can Dance is new
CW: Reruns
Cable highlights

She's on her way to becoming the first permanent female ref in the NFL, and it could happen as early as the 2014 season.
Sarah spent three days at the Colts minicamp, and will be calling some preseason games this year. The NFL says she's been "in the pipeline for a while," and has the "ability and courage to make a call, and the guts not to make one, too."
She's been an official with Conference USA for 8 seasons, but has a little work to do before making it to 'the show.' The biggest difference is speed. The players are fast, on both sides of the ball. But the NFL says she's confident and shows a command of where to go and what to do.