No, how

cool.

This was, you know, I was their guinea pig.

Like, I remember certain things would come up and then last minute they'd be like, actually, that fell through.

Can you just be flexible with it? And I was like, sure, I'll just roll with the punches, you know? Good for you.

And then the second half of the year, they sent me to New York City to work for Dr. Nancy Snyderman at NBC News.

She was their medical correspondent.

experience for you probably was a little bit of training.

I know.

And so I think also being a dermatologist, a lot of friends and family, but even people I haven't spoken to in maybe 15 to 20 years will still text me with pictures of their skin conditions and be like-

Mm-hmm.

And so I think it was a culmination of what I saw in clinic plus what I was seeing in social media.

And obviously in my clinic I know exactly [laughs] what to recommend to patients from a medical perspective, but oftentimes my patients would come back and be like, "Dr.

Park, it was really hard to stick with the routine-"