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Do you remember, if you go far enough back with the program, do you remember when we first syndicated the show and I moved from San Diego to Los Angeles? Do you remember when I was doing the show out of the CNN building? I did. Yeah, Tommy, you didn't know that, I bet. I did the show out of the CNN building and then when, and very little internet at that point, very little, I mean, almost, I mean, no social media, of course.

That was probably back in the days of AOL, Prodigy, Dial-Up.

But certainly there were conference tournaments. And I remember going across the street or where I lived to, I don't know, maybe a Staples,

maybe a Comp USA, just something.

And I bought a tiny little TV because it could have been Radio Shack, because we didn't

even have a bracketed monitor up in that studio back on the day.

I mean, this is how far back it was.

Like Northridge earthquake days or before.

And I bought a tiny little TV.

And the TV probably cost a couple hundred bucks.

And it had a rabbit ear.

And we're just watching conference games.

I'm like, damn, man.

I am living the life.

Got a little TV on my desk, watching live action conference games.

So I'm looking up in the corner right there, watching some SEC conference tourney games.

And that kind of brought me back a little bit.

Hello, flashback Friday.

Flashback Friday to the CNN building.

And by the way, a lot of you would have liked that.

That was in a part of the neighborhood where, quote, quote, quote quote and I would have allowed it back then

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