Kate Cox

We've worked in unstable newsrooms before.

That is just one of those things about working.

The Verge newsroom operates in basically 20-minute increments.

Like news happens and then something has to happen on our site within 20 minutes for us to be on time.

That means I have to be really predictable.

So I, you know, we are always joking that anybody who's been within a thousand miles of Amazon headquarters gets like infected like pluribus.

You know, like they all just come out of it saying the hive mind thing about type one and type two decisions and the decisions you can make quickly because you can reverse them and the decisions you can't reverse, you have to go slow.

The Verge newsroom is almost entirely like a type one decisions newsroom.

Because we just have to go fast.

Like there will be another story tomorrow.

We can try again.

Type two decisions for us are like, what should the product look like?

You know, like how should we think about expanding to YouTube?

And we did take a lot of time to make sure we got that stuff right.

Oh, sure.

We should just do an entire episode about hybrids.

Very good.

No CarPlay in the Civic.

Okay, why do I care about CarPlay?

I actually don't like CarPlay.