Comic Rob Schneider’s an animal on Wild 95.5

Schneider Funnyman Rob Schneider ’s interview on the Wild 95.5 morning show last week has put co-hosts Kevin Rolston , Virginia Lang and Jason Pennington in the national limelight. Schneider cut short the already-infamous live banter fest on West Palm Beach’s station and left in a huff after Lang walked out on the comic, mumbling: “I quit this bitch!” And after the video of the ill-fated interview spread on the web, the King of All Media himself weighted in on his Sirius show this morning. Howard Stern sided with the diminutive Schneider, saying that the locals behaved like small town amateurs. Stern called Virginia’s colorful co-host, Jason Pennington , a d…head. “That’s awesome,” Pennington gloated. See the video here . Schneider, an alumni of Saturday Night Live who went on to the big screen in flicks like The Animal and Deuce Bigalow , was at the station Friday to hawk his weekend gig at The Improv in West Palm Beach’s CityPlace. Schneider, however, got ticked off that a previous interview ran long and that he

had to wait in the stations’ parking lot. Kevin, Virginia and Jason (Courtesy Wild 95.5) At one point, Schneider told Virginia on the air: “I make a lot more money than you. I can buy and sell you, and people like you.” What’s more, the actor kept calling the threesome “a-holes.” “He was pompous and condescending to the staff even before the show,” Lang said, adding that waiting in the parking lot had been Schneider’s choice. “Then we started going back and forth on the air. I was devastated. That’s not what we do. We don’t fight with people. He was a jerk. I just had to leave the studio.” One highlight: When Schneider put down his headphones and walked out, Pennington announced: “Elvis has left the building. Uh . . . Make that, little Elvis has left the building!” Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll.

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Comic Rob Schneider’s an animal on Wild 95.5

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