Babe, it's Gem.

Just voice-noting you because I'm so busy.

I can't even type right now.

I'm working on that big presentation for my new launch.

I'm making it on Canva Mobile like you suggested.

And it's making everything iconic.

So it's a bit noisy, babe's mabts is going off.

Anyways, I'm going to ping the presentation to you now so you can see what I mean. Yeah, madame. Got to go, hon. Thanks for introducing me to Canva. Love you. So, as you probably know by now, I will not be working in Philadelphia. And as we've talked about, I knew that wasn't going to happen. And deep down in places I don't talk about at parties, I didn't want to be back there anyway. Not that I wouldn't want to live there and not that I wouldn't want to be around the people, because I think that I'd probably have somewhat of a bond with many of those people. Like I did when I was there, you know? Like my regret about that not working out is that I do feel like there were a lot of people

there and the vibe of some of the people weren't totally my vibe, but I think we had a

relatability factor and that I was just an average normal dude that I think there was a

relatability factor that was involved in that.

And, you know, and they're passionate about radio.

And I think that would have been a fine experience, you know i and they're passionate about radio and and i think that would

have been a a fine experience uh you know if i would have you know been there for the last decade who

knows what i would be i would be a huge star there right now but part of it was i never wanted to be

a huge star there because i didn't want to do the things necessary to be a huge star there

one of them is make shitty radio right and you can say I'm an elitist or you can say I'm a snob about radio because at the end of the day it's just sports. So who cares if you get on the radio and lie about something and you're full of shit? And I have no qualms with, hey, Stephen A. Smith want to go be full of shit, whomever want to be. It's just, I don't want to do that. That's not what I enjoy. And you can say I'm an elitist, you can say I'm a snob, you can say I'm pretentious, holier than now, think very highly of myself, whatever. I never want to be someone that goes on the radio and just has bullshit opinions for the sake of drumming up phone calls.

And that's essentially what Philadelphia is and that's how these guys are taught to do it.

And look, part of the blame has to go to the Philadelphia people.

The people consume this.

Like if the ratings weren't good, if the ratings weren't great in Philadelphia, there would be no reason for them to

continue it.

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