One, why is a college loan more valuable than a small business loan?

Is it okay to be white and how much should you be paid if you were a descendant of slaves?

Two, Japan is in hospice, Japan is dying, and the United States of America is sitting in the waiting room.

Three, de-onsanders, a preacher, and a controversial preacher when it comes to the University of Colorado,

defensive tackles, and quarterbacks.

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What's up, and welcome to the weekend.

Welcome to Friday.

I say that somewhat absent-mindedly each and every week with the acknowledgement that you're probably at some point hitting play as you're beginning to relax into a two or three day weekend.

There seems to be some kind of growing movement of foot to move towards a four-day work week.

That's been something that people have talked about for quite some time, but some 40 odd school districts in the state of Texas have already moved to the four-day

school week, and much of Europe has begun to move in the direction officially, not just unofficially, of working just four days a week.

Could we move that way here in the United States?

Would that be progress?

Would that be refinement?

I'm so captivated with several of our conversations this past week.

In our conversation with Lindy Mann, Paul Skellis, we talked about refinement culture, and we talked about sports,

arriving in a place where he used a phrase that just captivated my mind.

Maybe we've just figured these sports out.

I don't know if that's true, but data analytics and monotony have sort of revealed the full optimization of baseball,

basketball, soccer, ratings are down in most definitely baseball and basketball.

Everything seems to be getting just a bit more boring.

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