Jason Evans

We got plenty of time.

We got time for it.

But I want to tell a quick story.

So yesterday when I was on campus, there's a Duke professor named Aaron Dinnan who is outstanding, really, really teaches fascinating classes.

And he has a class he's teaching right now about asking questions and how you ask questions and the value of it and that kind of thing.

And he knows I'm, of course, a journalist at CNN.

I also am a host of a podcast.

And I do a fair bit of asking questions in my career.

And so he had me come in and talk to the students a little bit.

And then the students did like an exercise where they went out and had to be pretend CNN journalists, so to speak.

And they came back, made a presentation.

I had to judge them.

on on how they did they all had really really interesting you know the news flash duke students are really bright and engaged that's not my big takeaway from this though so um professor dinan um always has like a fair number of athletes in his class his classes are ones the athletes know will be really interesting and engaging and so both caleb foster and patrick gungba were were in his class so after i interviewed pat

He said, wait a second.

Pat says to me, he goes, wait a second.

He goes, did you teach my class today?

Yes, yes, that was me.

So I just wanted to point out, it was a fairly large, like there were probably like 50 or 60 kids in the class.

So Pat was engaged enough.

He's a real student.