No lie, when I started a new job, the instructor during orientation asked us as an ice breaker: "If time travel were invented, when would you travel to?" And you had the typical answers, 200 years into the future, the Renaissance, etc. When it was my turn, I said "1982. Florida. For the original Epcot Center." I was greeted by silence. People don't understand haha
Whacking 100 FTE is more than Wall St servitude. The current action smells of basic business and realization the boat has a hole in the hull.
Seth Rogen as Pumba... not Simba. Reading comprehension is hard guys.
Golic isn't history. He resigned with ESPN earlier this month. Everyone has known for months they were breaking the Mike's up. There have been interviews about it. Mike Greenberg is going to be used to try and save morning sportscenter with his own show within a show and Golic is going to be doing the radio with new co-host. And the issue with ESPN isn't ratings it's the fact that ESPN is bundled at around 8 bucks per month so when you have the hipsters who are cutting cable who don't even watch sports ESPN losses that money. I have been saying for years ESPN dropped the ball and they should of went the Netflix/HBO route and targeted people who want their product and will pay for it versus forcing people to pay when they never even turn it on.
People all lie about that question. The only true answer December 12, 1980 the date Apple went public. Buy as many shares as you possibly could have bought. If you spent $990 back then it would be worth 330k today.
I totally agree with you that radio is big deal. I used to listen to Mike and Mike a ton but you also have to agree podcasts are growing at an unbelievable rate. People want to listen to things on their own time like how when DVR's came out that threw TV ratings into a mess.
Okay, okay. So when time travel is invented, I can go back to orientation, and change my answer, and then wait until it's invented again, and then go back and buy Apple shares, and then wait until time travel is invented (again), and then finally get to experience the original Epcot Center.People all lie about that question. The only true answer December 12, 1980 the date Apple went public. Buy as many shares as you possibly could have bought. If you spent $990 back then it would be worth 330k today.
Yes, that is much better plan.Okay, okay. So when time travel is invented, I can go back to orientation, and change my answer, and then wait until it's invented again, and then go back and buy Apple shares, and then wait until time travel is invented (again), and then finally get to experience the original Epcot Center.
Is this a good plan? Sometimes I worry that I overthink things.
Here is the thing, ESPN isn't what it was back when I was growing up. I growing watching ESPN back in the 1980's and 1990's. That era actually ESPN covering a bunch of sports unlike treating some sports like red headed stepchild because they don't have the tv rights to it. They also are way too biased for certain teams and conferences.
