Topic: Johan Cruyff

A suicide bombing at an amateur soccer game outside Baghdad killed 26 people, an event that received significantly less Western media coverage than the Brussels attacks. The hosts speculate that such attacks on sporting events may be "tests" to gauge public reaction and security vulnerabilities. The recent death of Dutch soccer legend Johan Cruyff is also mentioned in the context of potential upcoming memorial events being targets.

The hosts note the passing of Dutch soccer legend Johan Cruyff at age 69 and Intel co-founder Andy Grove at age 79. Dvorak shares personal anecdotes about Grove, describing him as a "hard-driving" CEO who used a Macintosh and was an obsessive "clean freak." He also mentions Grove's long-standing feud with AMD, which Grove pursued against the wishes of Robert Noyce.