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Hello media consumers, Brian Curtis and David Schumaker of the Ringer here.

We got lots and lots of great stuff to get to today.

David and I will debate should newspapers make all their stories about coronavirus free.

We got listener mail from the band The Rim Brants.

You heard that right.

The Rim Brants.

Plus the overworked Twitter joke of the week.

But David, let's start the show today with some good old fashioned shaming because two

weeks into coronavirus lockdown, we've seen layoffs, we've seen furloughs, we've seen

salary cuts and other forms of miserable behavior by corporations and other well-moneyed entities.

So please join me in introducing the coronavirus corporate hall of shame.

nominee number one, David, the Michael Bloomberg for president campaign.

Remember that brief moment when the businessman, democratic nominee almost seemed like a good

idea?

Well, Bloomberg got into the campaign late and part of the way he was able to staff up

so quickly was to offer what seemed like a great deal.

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