On this episode, I start by talking about the legacy of President Joe Biden, and how I think the pardon of Hunter will be seen differently than other unpopular last-minute presidential pardons. Then, WV customers that struggle to get reliable internet in remote areas have started using Starlink, which is owned by Elon Musk. However, a hefty price tag and arguments over speed definitions could be an impediment. Is there a possibility that Starlink will become a bigger player in WV internet infrastructure? Also, as Starlink establishes dominance in the sky traditional ISP's on the ground are mired in arguments over every other power pole, and who should pay for it.
