Brecca Stahl

So I was ready just to be able to ask them myself.

I didn't think anybody else was really doing it.

And so I was really excited to just find out because I wanted to watch it and hear from them.

And, you know, I think it's kind of like sales almost.

I've always kind of like sales, but you just go up to people and you just can't fear rejection.

You know, some people are going to say no to your man on the street.

And then some people, you know, you could be like, hey, can I ask you a couple questions about why you're out there?

And they don't even respond to you.

You know, they just like look away.

They don't even talk to you.

But just you get the rejection just shouldn't bother you.

And luckily it doesn't.

But I like getting to the answers.

Minneapolis was just the most, one of the most crazy experiences of my life because it just, you just saw just kind of the root of the problem there where, you know, we talked to this one woman.

Yeah, so it was like 3 a.m.

or 3 p.m.

And I come into Tim's office.

I just got a call from our editor-in-chief, Brent Sher.

And I come into Tim's office and I'm like, I think I'm going to Minneapolis because Brent basically calls me, asks me if I want to go.

And then I won't lie.