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Tweets too much about golf.

Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hanzas.

I come to you from a virtual room, virtual

wool room filled with some heroes. Mark Sessler, Greg Rosenthal, and sitting in on the show today.

He is the star of the acclaimed instant hit MicroSeg, Money on Money, Matt Money Smith.

How's everybody doing?

Doing well. Greg, Greg scrunched his face when I read the script,

tweets too much about golf, and I feel like I'm responsible, like, for the content,

of which I'm not.

I didn't quite get it.

I didn't quite get it because, you know, none of us tweet about golf. We're too smart for that. Maybe that's the irony packed inside the. What is, wait, what was that little dig there, Greg? You're too smart to tweet about golf? Yeah, it's a boring spectator sport. And tweeting about it would be even more boring. I think we all share that. I thought maybe it was a

commentary on our colleague, Adam Rank, who tweets a lot about golf these days. Or at least his

Instagram is there's a lot of golf. And I as a golfer used to be an avid golfer would politely

disagree with Greg. I do find it to be an exciting spectator sport. But I know I'm in I'm in a gross minority. I used to know. It's popular. It's popular. I used to play. I worked at multiple golf courses as a child. And I loved to play and nothing like, you know, hitting, play nine holes after you finish your shift.

But it's a tough, it's a tough watch. You got to make choices. I like you bring that up a lot. You have to make choices. Greg, like you are allowed to bag on golf because when you were 14, you were a caddy ones. So you use that a lot as your. I play, but I played nonstop. played on stop till i was like 21 or so but yeah at a certain point you got to decide um is that what were

your jobs Greg you said or reasoning. But I played nonstop, play nonstop till I was like 21 or so. But yeah, at a certain point,

you got to decide, is that work? What were your jobs, Greg? You said jobs. So what were the

different jobs at the golf course you had? Well, you have to run the front desk, you know, when

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