Jason and Donviti’s Podcast Season 17 Episode 2
Audio quality is better. But I’m slammed with this short week, so Donviti is going to put the show notes in the comment section then I’ll copy and paste it here. ..or something?
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We have an embarrassing opening. If anyone would like to help with production, we are gladly open to assistance. This isn’t a podcast as much as it is a way to sort of knock out two “to do” items on our weekly lists.
The sound quality is better, but it’s a low bar. Ooofa. Someone help for God’s sake.
We discuss the Eagles, Jason is delusional and is happy with the Eagles Loss. I’m disappointed and don’t see a future for the next few years at best. I do however see hope for the 76ers.
How are we coping with Trumpland? I’m not. I’m eating my way through it. 10 years ago under the Bush years I had a blog. I wrote to cope. I don’t have that outlet anymore. Jason is debating on staying with the Democratic Party. He doesn’t believe they have a spine or will do anything for the people that vote for them. Conversely he wants to call their offices because even after saying he knows they don’t give a shit about them, he wants to call them…figure out that one.
We pay a lot of time to Soccer this time.
Our where ya been segment. Jason gallivants up to Burlington Vermont and is amazed at the farm system they have in place for jobs. I make a point about how you build things from the ground up just like in sports. Jason shits on that idea. I was at the Concord Mall, soon to be the Tri State Mall.
Jason doesn’t give money to pan handlers. I don’t give money to beggars either. Both are debunking the bleeding heart liberal myth.
Jason talks about the worth of the Eagles:
According to Forbes, the Birds are currently worth $2.4 billion. That’s a 37% increase from the franchise’s worth last year: $1.75 million. It’s also more than the $1.314 billion the Eagles were worth in 2014. To put these numbers in perspective, consider Jeffrey Lurie bought the Eagles in 1994 for “only” $185 million.Jul 13, 2016
http://www.bleedinggreennation.com/2016/7/13/12180788/forbes-nfl-most-valuable-teams-sports-eagles-philadelphia-cowboys-study-money-worth
We also give props to Steve Newton
Jason and I were both wrong about what De Minimum Wage is. (out of touch)
The blog headline is SEO money. Money, baby! You are going to get tons of hits off that headline alone.