Chuck Klosterman
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Oh, oh, absolutely. I mean, this is kind of far afield, but like, you know, talking about media type, media type stuff or whatever, it's like, who would have thought that it would have been terrible for like newspapers, like The Times and The Washington Post to be less dependent on advertising and more based on subscribers.
Oh, oh, absolutely. I mean, this is kind of far afield, but like, you know, talking about media type, media type stuff or whatever, it's like, who would have thought that it would have been terrible for like newspapers, like The Times and The Washington Post to be less dependent on advertising and more based on subscribers.
Oh, oh, absolutely. I mean, this is kind of far afield, but like, you know, talking about media type, media type stuff or whatever, it's like, who would have thought that it would have been terrible for like newspapers, like The Times and The Washington Post to be less dependent on advertising and more based on subscribers.
Everybody would have thought in the 1990s, we would have said, what if we didn't have to worry about whether or not Ford advertises with our newspaper? What if we could just give people what they want? We thought that would be better. And now that's kind of what it is. And it's so much worse. Because now the reader is kind of seen as a customer. So we're going to give them what they want.
Everybody would have thought in the 1990s, we would have said, what if we didn't have to worry about whether or not Ford advertises with our newspaper? What if we could just give people what they want? We thought that would be better. And now that's kind of what it is. And it's so much worse. Because now the reader is kind of seen as a customer. So we're going to give them what they want.
Everybody would have thought in the 1990s, we would have said, what if we didn't have to worry about whether or not Ford advertises with our newspaper? What if we could just give people what they want? We thought that would be better. And now that's kind of what it is. And it's so much worse. Because now the reader is kind of seen as a customer. So we're going to give them what they want.
You see this with headlines all the time. It's like I will see the headline to a story and I will think to myself, it's like that can't be what the story is about. And 95% of the time, I'm right. that the headline was so much more provocative and bombastic than what the actual information is. But what do they need? They need me to sort of engage with it.
You see this with headlines all the time. It's like I will see the headline to a story and I will think to myself, it's like that can't be what the story is about. And 95% of the time, I'm right. that the headline was so much more provocative and bombastic than what the actual information is. But what do they need? They need me to sort of engage with it.
You see this with headlines all the time. It's like I will see the headline to a story and I will think to myself, it's like that can't be what the story is about. And 95% of the time, I'm right. that the headline was so much more provocative and bombastic than what the actual information is. But what do they need? They need me to sort of engage with it.
The thing about the last answer, I was going to say, it's like also it's, I have a theory of what really bothered Pippin about that more than anything else. Because all the other stuff, Die Dinge über ihn, wie er sich aus dem Spiel entfernt hat, er hat das wahrscheinlich erwartet, dass er da sein wird. Er hat das schon gemacht.
The thing about the last answer, I was going to say, it's like also it's, I have a theory of what really bothered Pippin about that more than anything else. Because all the other stuff, Die Dinge über ihn, wie er sich aus dem Spiel entfernt hat, er hat das wahrscheinlich erwartet, dass er da sein wird. Er hat das schon gemacht.
The thing about the last answer, I was going to say, it's like also it's, I have a theory of what really bothered Pippin about that more than anything else. Because all the other stuff, Die Dinge über ihn, wie er sich aus dem Spiel entfernt hat, er hat das wahrscheinlich erwartet, dass er da sein wird. Er hat das schon gemacht.
Aber ich meine, und das könnte eine Vorstellung sein, aber wenn ich Pippen bin, weißt du, was für eine Teil der Dokumentation mich verrückt hätte? The time when Jordan says, you know, you gotta say it. Pippen was the best player I played with. He was my best teammate. If I'm Scottie Pippen, I'm like, yes, obviously, yes. Why are you... Right, why does that need a qualifier?
Aber ich meine, und das könnte eine Vorstellung sein, aber wenn ich Pippen bin, weißt du, was für eine Teil der Dokumentation mich verrückt hätte? The time when Jordan says, you know, you gotta say it. Pippen was the best player I played with. He was my best teammate. If I'm Scottie Pippen, I'm like, yes, obviously, yes. Why are you... Right, why does that need a qualifier?
Aber ich meine, und das könnte eine Vorstellung sein, aber wenn ich Pippen bin, weißt du, was für eine Teil der Dokumentation mich verrückt hätte? The time when Jordan says, you know, you gotta say it. Pippen was the best player I played with. He was my best teammate. If I'm Scottie Pippen, I'm like, yes, obviously, yes. Why are you... Right, why does that need a qualifier?
Yes, like, why would you have to mention that as if there's anyone out there who doesn't think that? That's the kind of thing when you're in a personal relationship with someone that really bothers you, right? Like, you know, it was like, Jordan is giving him a compliment. Jordan würde wahrscheinlich sagen, ich konnte nicht einen größeren Kompliment geben.
Yes, like, why would you have to mention that as if there's anyone out there who doesn't think that? That's the kind of thing when you're in a personal relationship with someone that really bothers you, right? Like, you know, it was like, Jordan is giving him a compliment. Jordan würde wahrscheinlich sagen, ich konnte nicht einen größeren Kompliment geben.
Yes, like, why would you have to mention that as if there's anyone out there who doesn't think that? That's the kind of thing when you're in a personal relationship with someone that really bothers you, right? Like, you know, it was like, Jordan is giving him a compliment. Jordan würde wahrscheinlich sagen, ich konnte nicht einen größeren Kompliment geben.
Aber in diesem Fall ist es nicht so, weil jeder in der Welt denkt, dass das schon der Fall ist. Und für Jordan, es zu erwähnen, bedeutet es fast, als wäre es auf der Debatte. Wenn Bird sagen würde, sein bester Teammate, sein Lieblingsteam war Dennis Johnson, dann wäre es immer so, oh, mehr als Mikael, was? Das ist interessant.
Aber in diesem Fall ist es nicht so, weil jeder in der Welt denkt, dass das schon der Fall ist. Und für Jordan, es zu erwähnen, bedeutet es fast, als wäre es auf der Debatte. Wenn Bird sagen würde, sein bester Teammate, sein Lieblingsteam war Dennis Johnson, dann wäre es immer so, oh, mehr als Mikael, was? Das ist interessant.