So, Okay, I do not know exactly what tone to strike for the thing that I want to talk about for a couple minutes here as we're getting into Ezra today

because I don't want anybody to feel criticized, but I do feel strongly about it, so I'm just going to do my best and I don't know I like everybody I don't want to be mean

It's this is what I feel and this is how the things are I visited my alma mater a few months back here. Trinity College for a while there was called

Trinity International University. It's on the north shore of Chicago in the

suburbs. It's really a beautiful campus. Obviously I went there as a young man. I was 18 years old. I didn't know anybody when I walked on to that campus. People were cool. I made a bunch of lifelong friends. I met my wife on my first day of school in my very first class. That philosophy professor in that

class not only taught me how to think, but he also bummed a ride out to Nebraska where

we got married and read Robert Burns poetry at our wedding while I wore a kilt and bagpipes played.

It was just rad.

It was one of the coolest things ever.

So it was a great experience being there and it wasn't the perfect immaculate campus but it was lovely it was

clean it was nice a bunch of trees and everything you were right in the middle of

Chicago Bowls Chicago Bears land and it just, it was a neat experience and for the most part,

I would say I really enjoyed it.

Well, as I was saying, I went back there a few months ago because I'd heard that some pretty

big changes were happening.

Well it turns out the big changes are that they're closing it.

It's just not going to be a campus anymore.

I don't know if they've come up with a deal to sell it or what.

I'm sure that land is worth a crazy amount of money, but it's gone.

It's shutting it down and that's it.

Maybe they're going to do some online classes or something.

I don't know.

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