Oh, ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast. I am your host,

excuse me, and resident panelists, as always, Ryan Schlipp. Check us out online, packernet.com.

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Well, today we are going to stay on track here. Quickly checking the NFL news, there's

nothing really massive going on there. Again, we do have OTAs beginning, should be technically today for you. Any news and notes that

do come out of that, obviously, we'll talk about it, but the expected main news and notesy thing

should be for tomorrow, which, to be clear, means the podcast for that is in two days, if I'm not getting

all twisted up in my days. The point is, there is fun and exciting things that I would encourage

you to follow along with if you happen to see on social media, go find some guys on Twitter

that are good follows, whatever, if you want to kind

of get immersed in all this stuff. Otherwise, that's the general layout of how the news will come

out in this podcast. But in the meantime, we're going to stick to the schedule because I don't

have anything to give you right now. A lot of the stuff they're doing is kind of behind the scenes. I did want to do one thing. I don't know how much

time I want to dedicate to this, but it's just kind of become a thing for me. And I just keep getting

more and more confirmation of it. And so it is just a little note, do not get into journalism. Do not spend a

massive amount of money as a college degree investment and then go out and do stuff. Just do

stuff if you want to do stuff. All right? In fact, unless you're talking, you know,

engineering or something along those lines, you can pretty much just do stuff, period.

So there's a cost-benefit in terms of going to college.

But I just came across this. Scott McFarlane, I don't know who, Chief Washington correspondent, my distouch, I don't know,ed, just filed, the closure of CBS Radio News is an

enormous loss, just enormous. CBS Radio News is shutting down. If you haven't been listening

or believing me about this, the days of spending hundreds of millions of dollars to do what any

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