You're on The Virtue.

I know from the outside looking in, man, I mean, you guys are listening to a radio station. If you've never been to one, man, it must seem like almost sometimes like bigger than life. Mm-hmm. I mean, the engineering around here must be awesome. They must have the most up-to-date technology. It's a radio station. We make so much money. Not on our network, man. A lot. Our network here is so slow, dude.

I mean, it's We make so much money. Not on our network, man.

A lot.

Our network here is so slow, dude.

I mean, it's devastatingly slow.

To get anything done on our computer network is crazy, crazy slow.

So we decided months ago, we got our own little separate Birchow budget and we were going to do something about it.

So I said, you know, we got to buy some new computers because we're upgrading our website and, you know, just to have new computers. So I put it, filled out a purchase order. It's the same as you do

it, you know. But most offices do. And I filled it out and under the reason why I was requesting like six

grand for you know five new computers or whatever it was I put because the ones we have suck

ass and that was actually that was on the PO yeah that good that'll get you what you want no it didn't

we have such a professional football game man that got rejected oh really? Shocking. So I had to fill it out again, and I had to come up with a, you know, more politically correct way to say. So I was like, the equipment that we currently have is outdated and does not seem to have the capabilities. So I sent that one in. You write that on the form too.

You can't understand the red tape here, man, like in any office.

Like the red tape to get anything done is like exhausting, you know?

It's not like a one-day process.

We're talking about weeks, if not months, to get things done, right?

So then I...

And in the meantime, everybody's frustrated because we're working on these really slow computers, you know, even though Jeff is trying to cut through this whole thing.

So then I get word back that management is questioning why we need so many computers.

You know, why can't we just have one new computer?

And I said, well, there's times where, like, either Bert or Tracy or myself or doing, like, producer type things.

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