Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Hour 3.

Hello and welcome.

It is Eric Erickson here.

Say a prayer for me.

I got deadlifts in an hour, and it's going to suck because I haven't been to the gym in a week.

You all know I played golf three out of four days this weekend, Friday, Saturday, and then Monday.

And I have reached the age where I just need to play every day, I guess, so I'm not sore all the time.

I'm sure that's why you came to listen to the program. Phone numbers 877-97-9-73-7-4-25. I want to talk about Senator Tommy Tuberville

of Alabama. Before I do, though, I don't want to keep Tyler waiting on my selfish request,

and Tyler, you're going to be up. Welcome.

Hey, how's it going?

Great. What's going on?

Hey, so about the pursuing a career in architecture,

I went to Southern Polytechnic State University, formerly, now KSU,

for civil engineering.

And while I was there, interacted with a lot of architecture students.

And from what I heard, their architecture program is fairly robust and actually renowned. So I would definitely consider that as a local option for university.

Interesting. Okay. I had even thought about KSU.

So I've been, so my daughter is looking, she had been looking at Georgia Tech and now she's looking at Mersey University, my alma mater. She wants to do mechanical engineering and they're more hands-on your freshman year at Mercer, which she likes. But I was trying to tell my son, too, you could do like civil engineering, something like that, and then go get your master's in architecture.

Do it that way, I think.

Yeah, I would agree.

Civil engineering's been great.

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