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It's time for the Jeff Cameron Show in 5, 4, 3, two, one. Hour number two, Jeff Cameron Show 93, real talk, radio, war, chant TV on a balls McWindsday. Thanks for tuning to it. Appreciate it. Haven't gotten around to the Charlie Woods thing just yet, mentioned it at the outset, but didn't get back to it. I have a bunch of thoughts on that.'ll tell you about them momentarily i'm jeff that's tom you're you're you're listening if you're listening

on 933 you're supporting local it's tall ass he's only locally owned and operated radio station i

can tell you i can just when i speed up i don't talk as well uh also warchant tv and warchant

dot com busy day i would think for Warchand,

like the casual golf fan had to have jumped on board to see the headlines, our own Matt Lassair,

writing the story about, what was the line? A cub finds its home or something like that, I think I'll

remember reading. Yeah, I think he did the thing where, like, at the end of the breakfast club, where he punched

himself in the arm with pride before leaving the detention room.

And he's like, yeah, I nailed that one.

Yeah, that was, it was a big moment because Charlie's account was brand new.

He had under 100 followers.

And so obviously it's real because nobody would go to great lengths with Florida State logos to execute that graphic. That would be a deep fake for no reason. But you still had to run it down and make sure that, you know, Charlie Woods actually did this thing, which he did. Very cool. So let me give you some backdrop on that. Obviously, you guys, maybe if you're

new to the show, you don't know this. So I'll give you a little bit of this. I did a show on Sirius XM, PGA Tour Radio with Trey Jones, they had golf coach at Florida State for seven years. Really enjoyed doing it. Golf, college golf in particular, unfortunately, it's a bit of a niche. And when people stopped buying cars at the rate that they were buying cars. Sirius XM decided, I don't know if we need

nine. It was a bit of a niche. And when people stopped buying cars at the rate that they were buying cars,

Sirius XM decided, I don't know if we need nine live shows dedicated to college golf anymore.

So anything passed like 9 a.m.

Got the ax.

That was the end of it.

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