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Originally Posted by albionmoonlight
I just listened to a clip of a Bill Simmons bit, and I realized that I have not listened to him in months.
Some of that is pandemic reducing my drive/podcast time. But some of it is just there are a lot of people doing a lot more interesting stuff now, and he hasn't really changed in 20 years. Even the clip I listened to sounded like something he could have said at any point since 2000.
It wasn't a conscious decision to stop listening to him. Just that there's always something I'd rather listen to on my feed.
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I don't think I had listened to his podcast since before Memorial Day. I checked in after the Clippers loss because I really do (did?) enjoy his basketball takes. It was just lacking compared to some of the other podcasts I listen to.
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