But this one, it seems like the CTA is like pretty invisible.

So yeah, this kind of goes back to what I was saying about like each creator is different and good at their own thing.

So like we won't have a set of rules that like every creator needs to abide by.

So Helaine, for example, right.

Her main account is super big.

It's awesome.

She does a great job.

Is there something about this that's possibly reproducible today in 2026? I definitely

This is a good place for you to read.

In fact, this is, um, this is, uh, the marriage proposal from the grandparents arriving in Fort Greene.

Uh, this is sent by Sonia's grandparents to Sunny's grandparents, and then sent by his mother on to New York.

"And so it was 1 gusty day in May of 1997, a mailman trudged down the streets of Fort Greene in Brooklyn and plucked a letter from his bag.

It almost flew from his hands, but it didn't, and he dropped it through the stiff brass mail slot of a sober liver-colored brownstone, where it lay on the dulled parquet until Lou Orsini, who'd lived forever on the second floor, scooped it up, almost tossed it out with the Panda Garden delivery menus, but didn't.

He saw it in time and propped it on the stairs.

When Ula and Sunny returned from the Korean deli with toilet paper, tofu, sprouts, and six assorted artisan ales, Ula almost trod on it, but didn't.

What did you want to explore about the generational differences between these families?