Every other phase in my life was very clear that I wanted one thing and I just got off of the treadmill so to speak and then there was no like clear like I need to go there.

This is death, sex and money.

That's death walking on the beach.

The show from WNYC about the things we think

about a lot. So that's where my priorities are right now. Sex. And need to talk about more.

Keep the small bills on the outside and call me if anyone gets drunk.

I'm an sale.

Dominique Foxworth used to play in the NFL.

I talked to him about leaving football behind about two and a half years ago and it stands as one of my favorite episodes we've ever done.

With the Super Bowl coming up we thought we'd share that with you again, along with an update about what

Dominique is up to now.

Because when we talked before, Dominique was about to start his last year at Harvard Business

School.

He was in his early 30ss and he was looking ahead to life

without football at its center for the first time since he suited up for Pee Wee football as a little boy.

Turns out, Dominique says now, hopping off that track was harder than he thought

it would be. We'll have that update at the end when he tells me, among other things, why he

quit the high-paid executive job he landed right out of business school.

When we first spoke, Dominique was in Baltimore, his hometown.

I was in New York, but I told him we'd been in the same place before.

I was at the 2004 Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida, and I was rooting for West Virginia.

Sorry about that.

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