Billy Norwich

Absolutely.

Folks should make a Stanley Tucci ring.

I read on the way down here, Kate Betts did the... Oh, my God.

Do you think it holds up?

Kate Betts was a features, I don't know what her last title was, probably features director.

And then she left to become the editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar.

Therefore, she was in a position to be asked by the New York Times to review The Devil Wears Prada.

And it is accurate.

cutting cutting cutting clever and cutting and worth a read i think that really speaks to our experience at the time of when the book came out and then the movie with very different experiences the movie quickly became charm charm charm charm and giggles giggles giggles that's all and um no no that's not a question we all memorized it

But the book was, well, I had to leave Vogue.

Vogue people work so hard.

Now, it might have been about getting the chiffon all tied together sometimes down the hall, but there was such a high level of perfectionism.

And I never heard, and I suppose there are some heiresses there working at Vogue.

I wasn't aware of anyone.

I had to leave Vogue and go to that other job and hear someone scream,

I don't need this job, said the rich person working.

Everyone just worked at Vogue, and it was very democratic that way, but I'm digressing.

My pet peeve would be every time I'd get on an airplane, that's what was playing.

And so I couldn't escape the first movie.

But I think, do we have time for me to tell an old Vogue history story?