I agree 100% on all of what you said. Gil always has the coolest stats and stories. Hes the Godfather. Dont know if you've ever heard Tucker on the morning kickoff but hes at his best because its his show. But I only catch it on my early days since it comes on at 6AM. Only thing that bugs me about the NFL channel are the commercials.
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I agree 100% on all of what you said. Gil always has the coolest stats and stories. Hes the Godfather. Dont know if you've ever heard Tucker on the morning kickoff but hes at his best because its his show. But I only catch it on my early days since it comes on at 6AM. Only thing that bugs me about the NFL channel are the commercials.
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Yeah me too. There are too many of them. I actually catch his show a lot in the AM (depending if Andrea is carpooling lol) and he does a great job. I think they have a really good set of on air personalities with all sorts of perspectives but tons of knowledge. Mills lol... I like him too.
Mills is such a hater!!! naa hes ok. He just picks the Bears all the time like a punk lol
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He is such a homer. I love it. LOL
He sure is lol. Dude when he and Tucker are on at the same time I almost crash my car its so funny. Tucker just is relentless with Mills, I love it.
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Lol. He takes it in stride. That would be so much fun to do. I wish I would've stuck with radio.
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I have the opportunity to make a move in my company, but having a hard time deciding. Right now I'm an analyst, but I mostly do project management and manage vendor relationships. Analyzing is a pretty small part of what I do. The opportunity I have would be a complete shift in that I'd be a programmer/analyst in IT. More money and (I'm thinking) the opportunity for a more transferrable skill set. Hmmmmmm.
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Good luck hawk! Im sure you deserve any break you can get!
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Yes, I believe it would be useful just about anywhere and that is one of the reasons I'm leaning heavily towards it. Right now, my current job is closely intertwined with our customer service groups and my career options are sort of limited in that I will probably have to move to management at some point if I want to make more money. I've done that before and it's not really my favorite thing. I like people, but I don't really like employees if that makes sense.
You really cant get anywhere without taking some reward/risk type of moves. More money is always nice but a better skill set is even better for the long run and your future. Good luck in your decision and hope it works out for you.
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Thanks guys. I've done an even bigger change before, so I'm not scared to to take the plunge. My main thing right now is figuring out if I want to move to the IT side of the world. It seems like an obvious choice, especially considering that this is not an entry level job. I will be skipping some of major dues paying. All signs point to yes right now.
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Hawk, I was a programmer analyst in IT for many years. It can be a very transferrable skillset. Do you know what kind of programming you'd be doing? If you have any questions, let me know.
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Best of luck in whatever decision you make Hawk!
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Man I am with you! I used to be the installation and service manager for my company, running the jobs and making sure the sites were going as per the specs of each client. Now I am management just running all my crews of guys and for the most part an office monkey. My wife calls me a kurmugian because I don't like a lot of employees or clients and they are making go grey before 30!
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This would actually be specific to a new product that we will be using in the next year, so it will be pretty specific. I would basically build it from the ground up and then support it. The flipside is that I will have the opportunity to work with folks on other projects/applications to increase my knowledge for the future.
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you need to get out of wherever it is you live hawk. you're an equipment tester now homey, you need to be in warmer climates and stuff. plus you'd be closer to my area and we like to party.
Sometimes change can be good. 
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TC
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lol, i have a couch dude.
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What I've found out is that I'll be stuck here for at least a couple/few years no matter what due to the way we purchased our home. My thought is that I want to spend this time wisely so I can use it to my advantage in the future.
I definitely want to be closer to Ash Vegas and THP HQ.
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yeah, nothing wrong with making yourself more valuable. hopefully in the next couple of years this retarded economy starts to pick up as well, that'll help.
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Sounds like a worthwhile opportunity to me, especially as you expand your skills across multiple projects.
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Where the heck is Ash Vegas? Is that like Ashville?
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