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One thing that might take a while to recover is the convention business, considering that most people are probably still a little hesitant to go someplace with thousands of people in a confined area. The Comic-Cons in San Diego and L.A. are betting that late this year will be OK. Podcast Movement is scheduled for early August. I'm debating things right now. Would you go? (Los Angeles Times)

The article is about one simple fact, that some remote jobs don't mean you can work wherever you want; they might want you to at least be in the same state or city, whether it's because they want you available to do meetings or there are insurance and tax issues. Forget that; just ask listeners where they'd work if they could really work anywhere (besides your current location). (CNBC)

Among the things that have reopened in L.A. County are bowling alleys. Okay, then, we're good, right? Obviously, there's a fan base for bowling, and there are people who don't bowl. If you haven't been waiting at the edge of your seat for bowling's return, what ARE you excited to see return? (Daily Breeze, Torrance)