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Are you 12?

I guess I just don't see the big deal. The game's over by around 10pm.

It wasn't meant to be a serious suggestion that I expect the NFL to consider. Just my ideal. It's not like the game ends at 3am ET. As far as the kids who have school the next day ... big deal? So they're a little tired. For the adults who have to work the next day, if it's too much for you, then take some PTO. It's not like we don't know when these games are: Super Bowl LVII: February 12, 2023 -- State Farm Stadium (Glendale, Arizona) Super Bowl LVIII: February 11, 2024 -- Allegiant Stadium (Paradise, Nevada) Super Bowl LVIX: February 9, 2025 -- Caesars Superdome (New Orleans, Louisiana)

Perhaps the U.S. should just adopt a 4-day work week and solve this problem once and for all!

Either play the Super Bowl on Saturday or make the Monday after the Super Bowl a national holiday.

I don't have satellite TV. During the drought, when the Bills were rarely on regular CBS/Fox affiliates (I live in northeastern NY ... so Giants and Jets got dibs every Sunday), I'd go to a local bar/restaurant to watch the Bills games. On average, it cost me about $45 every time I went. Glad those days are over (for now).

I don't know a lot about our farm system. But what I do know is that Cohen traded a top prospect in Pete Crow-Armstrong last year for Javy Baez, and that did literally nothing. Alvarez seems to be our top prospect now and the Mets haven't had a good catcher since Piazza retired ... so I'm hoping Cohen has learned from his previous mistake. I do agree that it's ideal to build a nice farm. But when you have an owner with bottomless pockets like we do, and no salary cap, it's less of a concern. I'd much prefer a healthy mix of the two.

OH!!! DUH!

I still don't get the MLK Day joke.

All of this food for thought has me stuffed.

That is nothing short of barbaric. Sweet Jesus. I wonder what percentage of that crowd is bible thumpers.

Just so I'm clear (it's been an exhausting week) ... are you saying that you believe these women did things for Watson because they wanted to? That's what it seems like you're saying.

Just a great, versatile actor. RIP.

I can't tell you how many times someone at work has given me their notice and when I talk them into staying, they still end up leaving in less than a month. Why? Because the reason they gave their notice in the first place was because they didn't really want to be there. This article concerns the hell out of me. My biggest takeaway is that Beane and Co., had to talk Miller into signing. He clearly admits that Buffalo was not his first choice and that he was having serious second thoughts. I hope this ends well.

This is why we need term limits.

I just heard this; great news that he seems to be stable!

I did not have tickets, but I just saw that tonight's Dead and Co., show at Saratoga Performing Arts Center was abruptly canceled. John Mayer's father passed away today. @Logic @The Poojer - They said no other dates would be affected.

Ah, I see. I still think most do, but I know lots of people are enjoying it outside/in the public. The weed I get smells delicious. Skunk weed's always been out there. My friend gets his flower from the dispensary and it also smells delicious.

I thoroughly enjoy sitting in the 300s, preferably on the home side.

I don't see the problem with that. Marijuana smoke smells WAY better than cigarette smoke. Both legal. I see zero issue.

I think NYC/Manhattan is the greatest place on earth. I LOVE it. But after being in Chicago (my most recent trip was my second), I've always said that Chicago was as if someone took a vacuum cleaner to NYC. Such a cleaner city, as you said!! And the architectural boat tour was definitely a highlight for us, too!

I remember you telling me about your friendship with this lead singer (I won't mention the name). Coincidentally, I actually thought about that story over this past weekend while we were boating on Lake George and looking at the million dollar homes!

My girlfriend and I had an absolutely fantastic time in Chicago last October. Loved it.

That must've cut like a knife.

My only other two musical encounters happened on the same day back in 1987. There was some sort of music convention in Albany that had representatives for all of the major brands. My buddy and I (we in high school at the time) drove down because to of the reps were Tommy Aldridge (Ozzy, Whitesnake) representing Yamaha drums and Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick) representing Hamer guitars. I met Rick Nielsen first. I was a HUGE Cheap Trick fan at the time, so I was stoked. I went up to him and said hello. He said, "yo!" Told him I was a big fan and asked him to sign a piece of paper, he responded, "yo!" Told him thank you and it was great to meet him, he responded, "yo!" I walked away, found the nearest garbage can and threw his autograph away. Supreme douchebag. Later that day, we got to meet Tommy Aldridge. He was happy to sign autographs for people. Actually SPOKE to every single person individually, including thanking each person for coming. Such a different experience. He signed the hat I was wearing, which I no longer have. After his little meet and greet, he got on a set of Yamahas and put on a nice little show. After his solo, he took questions from anyone who wanted to ask. He graciously answered questions about Randy Rhoades, Ozzy, even Neil Peart!! Couldn't have been a cooler dude.