So, um, what do you think about the news we got today?

Well, I, I hope it, it ends in something good happening.

You know, it's, I guess it's gonna be, I, look, I don't know much about the legal, well, I know little to nothing about the legal work.

I mean, other, you know, I, I know on one level, I guess, a little bit about it, but I don't know how you go about filing anything or doing anything.

I'm just going by stuff I hear from other people.

But, you know, I guess it's, it's gonna be now going in front of the judge in Blount County, and, and I guess it's kinda gonna be on him what kinda ruling he does.

You know? I'm not exactly sure about it.

That's right.

Yeah

... right? And so the league had to go to the Players Association to get their agreement to put a cap on player salaries, and the argument that the league made back then was, "Yeah, we're gonna suppress wages to some extent, of course, but we think that by capping salaries, it will produce parity across the league, and that's better for the long-term benefit of the league.

So, so take a hit here, but longer term, the league will be much better off." And so of course, the Players Association agreed to that.

The problem is, is that that's complete bullshit.

Interesting.

Here's the thing, cus- uh, companies and other organizations, th- they, they make this assumption, "Okay, someone isn't a good programmer.

Okay, and that same person isn't a good analyst, so therefore they must be a good project manager," which of course is completely illogical.

[laughs] Okay? Um, and then other organizations underestimate the skill set required to be an effective project manager, okay? So they focus on the soft skills, say, "Hey, we're l- we need someone who is well organized.

Our boat has guests from Texas, Colorado, even Germany.

All right, let's head off.

Uh, again, my name's Mark.

If you have any concerns, any questions during the trip, give me a thumbs down above your head.

I see it just for a second, moving like in slow motion.

Just out beyond that little sport fish boat ahead of us, maybe three-quarters of a mile-