I was saying do you want to take it first, but I can do it. So I work at an organization, which is a lot different. *crash sound* I'm sorry ... than a lot of other newsrooms in that my organization is very young. And so, you know, I guess technically we do have someone, maybe one or two people who are baby boomers, but you're essentially dealing with Gen Z, majority of people are probably millennial and like a few Gen Xers and zennials, like somewhere in that space. And what I have found, especially working in some of those other places that Ashley so kindly mentioned earlier, is the difference in perspective, not only in what we should cover, but how we should cover and how we begin to discuss those things. And one thing I want to highlight, I love that George said, first of all, shout out for him for loving a generation that has been forged in trauma, which we do not recognize. Okay, thank you. But also just like how within that generation, there are different parts. Us geriatrics, it's very different -- what was required for us, the things we had to go through -- is very different than people who are at the younger end of the generation, I think, align much more in terms of editorial idea and strategy with maybe a Gen Z, because of what was and wasn't allowed, and how you were allowed to dictate your space and self in the world. Imagine being an older millennial, and someone like me, who's a first generation African American woman, as opposed to if I had been born in 2001, which would put me in the workplace. That's not the same life. And I think there needs to be more discussion around that, because I do think both sides have very relevant things to say, which sometimes don't get heard. And I do wonder between all of the generations as part of this, and this is something I've been thinking about for the last two years, I don't have an answer. So maybe y'all will. How much of this tension between generations is: I experienced newsroom trauma when I came in and was young -- the hazing, the staying up all night and doing everything and so I now expect the same of others, instead of trying to make the space better, more functional, more inclusive.