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Aaron's here. I'm here. That's the group today. We've got some things to get to. I just noticed something for the first time.

And Aaron said that it's happened before. I still get the Washington Post delivered to my house, the actual paper.

I would probably guess that 80% of the time I actually don't open up the newspaper

because I've read what I've wanted to read online by the time I get around to, you know, the paper,

even though it gets delivered, I'm up pretty early,

and either the night before, the day before so many of these stories that appear in next day's paper,

have already been available to be consumed.

I do like it on the weekends, typically, you know, when there's actually sports

to read. But I just noticed something that Aaron said has happened a couple of times.

Actually, I guess this would be the second time. Saturday was the first day.

Saturday was the first day? Because yesterday they had a normal sports section.

Yeah, Sunday will be normal. I mean, it was very thin. Yes.

But they don't even have the sports section as a standalone section.

This is in the back of the style section today.

So you have in the post today your front page, your metro section, your style section,

and at the top of the style section, there's a headline

that says Olympic officials concede Tokyo games may need to be postponed. Sports is on C-10

through C-12. Style section is section C-C of the paper. Look, there's nothing to write about.

I mean, NFL free agency is a big deal,

and you get to the back of the style section,

and there is a one-two, three-page sports section at the very back.

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