Rob Bradford

And this should spawn conversation.

So the last thing is, I know you're going to go, Ken, but do you, when, as you sit here, the satisfaction, I know you do a great job of teaching and Endicott and, and, and I'm so happy that you're doing things that make you happy.

And I, I do appreciate you helping my daughter as well, who's also a journalist.

Um, but you must sit here today as we, and just be like, man, this is good.

This is good.

And, and,

Yeah, there's a lot, but I want you to enjoy this, and I think that you are enjoying it, because what an accomplishment, not only what an accomplishment, but what a great idea, and what great execution.

I hope you feel good about everything.

I have to have a quick question about that.

How long did it take you to get away from, like, there is a little bit of FOMO, like when you're like, Oh, you know, I,

Like, oh, that's an interesting – I could have broken that story.

Or, oh, somebody got that story and like that mindset of I should have reacted to that.

How long did it take you to get away from that?

Because that is a very real thing.

We all understand the grind.

But once you leave the grind, it's like anything.

Like, oh, well, I like that part of it.

I kind of want to keep doing that part of it.

How long did it take you to get away from that?

Listen, you're at the Pepperdine of the North Shore of Massachusetts.