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David? Hello. I finally got back from London with my family.

Do you miss anything while you were gone? Well, I heard there were some media news.

I was going to start with some complaints about flight cancellations, travel snaffos.

But you know what I hate when anything in the world is those journalists that get on Twitter.

Damn you, at American Air, for screwing up me and my family's vacation,

with you United. Yeah, I don't want to be that person. No, it's a lot of things that don't mind

being in this world, but person who complains publicly about the airlines. You have to draw

I'm just worried about doing that and it becoming my like top tweet, you know, like that,

like that gets more of a response than anything I do in my regular tweeting activities.

You're insights about wrestlers, past and present, we're profound, but you're rant about

jet blue is what you were looking for. Jet blue is amazing.

Coming up on a days pod, we catch up on all the stuff we missed. The New York Times liquidated

its sports section and replaced it with the athletic. How should we understand that move?

Plus GQ bows before a Hollywood mogul. The DSPN get rid of the best NBA color commentator of all time

and Brian's summer vacation album. All that much more on the press box apart of the

ringer podcast network. Hello media consumers Brian Curtis, David Schumacher, and producer

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