I've been watching a lot of "The Office lately. I didn't know that you could watch episodes on the NBC website. Steve Carrell is really good at what he does, but I'm just stating the obvious. This week I watched all the episodes from this season while I was studying for my logic exam that I had this morning and the exam didn't go bad. I would watch the office and work on logic problems, and it went better than the times I focused exclusively on logic without any TV. My philosophy is that as far as math goes, and logic being a lot like math, you don't need to have imagination so you don't have to think much, you just have to have to be an automoton and go through the next step in the process, you have to be like a computer.

I really needed this one. I needed this one because I've been getting my ass handed to me all semester. I also needed this one because I need this class so I can graduate with my philosophy major. Supposedly Logic is a weed-out class, I think that's pure shit, just some shit somebody deduced. I don't think it means anything though.

I want to get off on a tangent. This weekend I'll be at The Hideout for their open-mic night. If I have any of the fans of Alexy Ronaldo, I'll be performing a comedic monologue. I love performing, and I think that's why I love being on the Hump Day Sports Show. During this time when I've been away from Stand-up for about 8-9 weeks and Radio has helped to fill that void, but at the same time, it's not the same thing as is performing for an audience. There isn't the same rush, and I'm not downing on radio, but they're different and help me develop in different ways. When I was younger I listened to a lot of talk Radio. I listened to Howard Stern, Tom Leykis, Russ Martin, Loveline, JT the Brick, Jim Rome, Craig Sheiman, a lot of others, and I always wanted to be in Radio. As a senior, and graduating this summer, I wish I would have known about this station sooner. I really do. I guess I'll enjoy my short time here at KVRX the best I can.