Let's break up some U.S. open content with a nice palette cleanser. I was on Davis-Madix TakeCast.

This week, it'll be a little bit out of date because we talk about the live show, which happened yesterday as you are listening to this.

So that part is out of date. Everything else. Completely in date. We talk about AI's influence on the podcasting space, whether I'm worried, whether I

actually enjoy it or not. We get into Canadian politics for a bit. We talk about golf and hockey.

Why isn't hockey more popular in America? I have some thoughts on the matter and a whole lot

else coming up right now.

Andrew, the Apparel now. Pat Mayo experience.

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Pat Mayo, Mr. PME, I have a burning question for you that I've been tossing through in my mind, would you listen to a

podcast about something that really interested you that was AI generated, that did not come

from a human being? Depends on what it is, I think. Yeah. I mean, I think that is probably

most people's answer. The one that I have been tossing back and forth in my head, I don't think I would be interested in AI generated like sports content, like DFS. I disagree. So I think that there is a market for AI. So I've, I mean, I probably could have done it by now, but I haven't. And I'm sure that there are other

places that do it. But using a newsletter service every single night. Yeah. What I mean by that is

if I wake up in the morning and there were injuries or standout performances or minutes

adjustments in the NBA, I would like to receive a

newsletter every single morning if I cared that much about the NBA, which I don't.

But if I did, that I would just get this info drop to me every morning in my inbox being like,

oh, this guy got hurt late.

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