Boomer Esaias

Yeah, we're tougher.

But I think sometimes, I do think, and we've powered through a lot of situations.

I do think, though, that there are times that we make bad decisions because we don't want to feel like wusses.

As long as you're not blaming me, now you're blaming the company.

And the other part of this is you're not in any way taking advantage of the ability to do the show from home.

It's rare.

It's very rare that it is in a situation like this where they're saying it's a once in a decade storm is when you're asking about this.

It's not like all of a sudden this is going to turn into I have the ability to do the show from home.

I'm going to be home Mondays.

I'm going to be home Fridays.

I'm going to be like a salesperson only comes in on Wednesdays.

That's not what's going on.

It's a once in a blue moon situation.

It is true.

Yeah.

I mean, I also have, like, a sort of freak-out moment about the equipment, and I haven't used it in so long that, like, if I can't – because it's all on me.

There's no engineers, no Steve Vapri who's coming over my house, that if I can't get on the air and being the co-host of the show.

So, like, I will always figure out a way to get in here, but I do agree that we don't need to – not all situations are equal in this thing.

All right, so pot up Stephen Waldron for a second.

Uh, Steven Waldron, do we still have the capability to work from home from the TV side?