Am I getting that right?

You are.

Yeah, that's a great way to describe it.

I think the other piece of it, which we haven't unlocked yet, and I hope and I know we will, is when we start to talk about some of these stories and themes that Judy's talking about, transportation, economic impact.

There that it's not just that we'll have shared resources that a reporter from Delmarva is doing a story.

It's that we can actually collaborate on the actual reporting itself.

It can be more impactful.

What do you think you were able to bring that was different?

It's all gray smoke.

People needed to know what was going on that day, and they needed to know real time, no filter, no politics, here's what's happening.

Getting the opportunity to come and work at that place as a entry-level desk assistant was a very starry [laughs] eyed dream a, ability to fulfill, to sit in that room with giants.

Throughout this day-

It was March 13th, 1938.

What was invented that day was the start of broadcast journalism.