Chuck Klosterman

And who would have guessed the level of catastrophe that has been for media, you know?

But there's also, like, this is a real, your operation here, very impressive, but it's like a cooperative thing.

And it's like, wow, it's great that we're all working together on something.

And I am not like that.

I like to do things differently.

by myself, have complete control over it, and then when I finally hand it over, feel like, well, this is... There shouldn't be any changes.

This should be what it is.

Were you a nightmare to edit?

When I was young, absolutely.

I would say as I got older, less so.

When I was a young person... Because I was also like... I...

I felt like I thought about every sentence.

So, if they had an issue, I had three reasons why, you know.

But, I mean, I did.

When I was at Fargo, I used to do this.

I guess I'm not ashamed of this.

When I was writing a big feature, I would always include something in there that was crazy.

So, the editor would be like, we got to take that out.

And then, like, I'd be like, okay, fine.

But these articles.