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@Neal, not letting geography limit your life

@Neal McCready I listened to the pod with Siskey. I’m a big fan in regards to the football and real life stuff. As a MS boy that left for a 60% salary raise near the Canadian border, I can tell you that I have conflicted advice in regards to what you would have told your younger self. I’m 36 and have a 6 year old daughter. My wife has ruled out having any more children. It’s up to her how many we have, but I feel like if we didn’t move so far away from home, I might have more children and a closer extended family unit. My daughter knows her grandparents, but only sees them 1-2 times a year. Financially I will be much better off long term where I am now, but I feel like my family is missing out on time with grandparents, holidays etc. For instance, I’ve had to work the last 3 Thanksgivings, so I couldn’t travel to see family, just like you guys working the egg bowl. I don’t want my daughter to remember thanksgiving as the day she wishes her Dad didn’t have to go to work.

Anyway, no pity party here, I'm putting my head down and hoping to build a future for my family that I can pass on after I expire, but I look at the guy that was able to have a career and friends/family close to home and look at it with respect and admiration. As you said, maybe I can move back south one day. I’ve got another 2 years until my student loans are paid off, and I’ll have more options. To summarize, I think the headline “Man finds career and purpose near hometown” is nothing to regret or be ashamed of.

Help needed: Questions for an Adult Entertainment Star

Hey RG. I need your thoughts. My buddy and I have a comedy podcast. A couple weeks ago we were discussing the teacher who quit her job because she made her entire teacher salary in 1 month on onlyfans.

We ended up getting an interview with a very famous adult entertainer. The only problem is that we like to keep the show NC-17ish.

Either way, what questions would you want to ask? I have some already but this will be a huge guest and I want to do a really good job. Thanks in advance.

FSU to sue the ACC over Grant of Rights

The Florida State board of trustees voted unanimously Friday to sue the ACC to challenge the legality of the league's grant of rights and its $130 million withdrawal fee, a necessary first step to plot the school's future and potential exit from the conference.

The 38-page lawsuit, filed in Leon County Circuit Court in Tallahassee, Florida, seeks a declaratory judgment against the ACC to void the grant of rights and withdrawal fee as "unreasonable restraints of trade in the state of Florida and not enforceable in their entirety against Florida State."

The university alleges "chronic fiduciary mismanagement and bad faith" in the way the ACC has handled its multimedia rights agreements and undermined its members' revenue opportunities. Florida State is also accusing the ACC of breach of contract and failure to perform.

"I believe this board has been left no choice but to challenge the legitimacy of the ACC grant of rights and its severe withdrawal penalties," board chair Peter Collins said. "None of us like being in this position. However, I believe that we have exhausted all possible remedies within the conference and we must do what we believe is best for Florida State not only in the short term but in the long term."

Florida State is now in unprecedented territory. No school has ever challenged a grant of rights in court.
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