Hey guys, coming up in the podcast today.

Something Adam Schefter said last week about Brock Purdy that I don't think anybody noticed in this little hemisphere.

But it was broadcast at a very popular place.

So we'll get to that.

Also, what Matt Mayoko said on Thursday about the Brock Purdy contract negotiations and got me

thinking about Brock Purdy's age and how big is he thinking? Probably a billion dollars.

I'll explain that coming up. But quickly, first, in the age of get one percent better every day, how has the Siri on my

phone managed to get zero percent better in the last five years? Is somebody who uses AI on a

regular basis, I'd say, especially when I'm calling games, I use it to help me write code

for spreadsheets so that I can do less manual labor and have names, numbers, high schools, heights,

weights, stats, populate without me having to type it in. It's great. But I still, I probably use 1% of the

capabilities. But it's gotten so good and intuitive. And it still needs a lot of instruction.

But I, I'm a heavy Siri user, like, hey, Siri, send a text, right? And it's just,

five years ago, it was great. It's become unbearable.

A company is successful, as forward thinking, as futuristic as Apple. I didn't, I don't have one

other new phones. It's been a few years. I'm on a 13, I think. And I just, the AI, the Apple intelligence was, to me, going to be a real motivator for upgrading.

And I don't see why I would.

Now, I bring that up just because I often have something I don't understand or something I'm looking for.

Like the other day when I said, I'm looking for instant coffee. And my buddy Danny said, how about commenteer? And I've been loving

it. It's better than my morning brew, actually, that I make myself. It's, but somebody always says

something to me, sends me an email at guy at hey, guy.com. It says, all right, here's how to get around this.

So hopefully someone's going to do that. And hopefully the answer is not a Google pixel phone

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