Podcast name, Play Nobody, Bill, I'm staring at a media guide, a physical spiral bound media guide.

I didn't know if it's come made those.

Yes, I was at Troy last week, Troy University, as part of a campus visit for some of the stories that

we've got in the preview and then in week one and all that.

What do I do with this thing?

I really, I haven't ever, I haven't ever trustashed any I don't get nearly as many as you do

But yeah I've never I feel weird about trashing it so it just ends up in a pile

I mean it's it is a funny process since we do have this thing called internet now

But you get them and you know that they spent money on it and they

It took a little bit of effort to print one and so you feel bad about tossing it but I mean hey if you're going to use it again you go right ahead

So I will still get media guides in the mail in like a white I think it's like the third-class white male pouch from just random

schools that mail out media guys every year at cost. I don't know what that costs and I'm just

stuck with them because you do feel weird like throwing them in the garbage, but I have no idea what to do with them.

Do you collect, like do you keep, are you a digital person entirely when it comes to like hobbies but also in sports?

I'm curious if people still are like how tangible they are.

So like we live in a digital society now right you can stream anything you want you can you

pretty much don't need the tactile side of something unless you so desire it right and I know

people that are fans that collect media guides and that's cool that's fine.

Personally that it kind of makes my chest tighten like we've talked on the show before and I'm staring at this as well like the only

thing stacked up in my office other than actual books are these damn Phil-Steel media guides

By the way, I haven't bought 17 yet

And you have talked me out multiple times, talked me out of throwing them away.

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