Jeremy Wells

And I think the main thing was it was accidental.

So if someone happened to be listening or watching something like a child or something like that, then an authority needed to come in and say, hey, look, these people didn't choose to watch this broadcast.

Whereas...

I think with online content, you choose to go and get it, so the onus is on you, basically.

Yeah, and that was a reasonable argument.

No, we can't.

And because if someone's just listening in the car, if a kid's listening in the car or something like that, but I mean, you could be listening to a podcast in the car now.

And I would say, though, that if you choose to listen to a radio station or in these situations, oftentimes choose to watch a television show.

And I think a lot of these complaints, to be honest, are people who are choosing to be outraged.

I never understood that as a. Yeah, it's a funny one, isn't it?

I see these names and they are obviously names, faceless people.

I wonder sometimes whether I've seen them in life.

You know, I might have walked past one of these people or something.

Yeah.

In my life?

Chances are I probably have because there's so many of them.

Oh, so, okay, we might need to be careful about this one.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, we're on the internet.

It doesn't matter.