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When You're Reading A Newspaper And You're Seeing Ads On The Page, It's Not Kind Of Invasive. Like, It's On The Page Next To The Article. You Can Look At It Or Not. You Can Turn The Page When You're Ready. On The Internet, The Ads - Many Of The Ads - Just Are So Controlling. They Insist That You See Them.

It Bothers Me When People, Say, You Know, Write For, You Know, A Web Publication And Get Paid Little Or Nothing Or, You Know, Expecting To, Like, Read The Best Newspapers In The World And Not Pay A Cent For It. Those Newspapers Need Money In Order To Operate.

Dad Mistook - For Some Reason Unbeknownst To Me - He Mistook His Family For A Platoon Of Marines. I Mean, He - The Exact Same Thing He Brought To The Disciplining Of A Squadron, A Battalion, A Platoon, He Brought To The Disciplining Of His Children. He Ran The House - He Had Saturday Morning Inspections For Us, He Had White-glove Inspections For Us As Kids.

I've Never Seen Radio As The Minor Leagues, Where I'm Just Really Preparing To Be In The Show That Really Counts, Namely, Television, Which Is, I Think, What People Often Assume. I've Never Felt That Way.

I Think The Interview Form Works Best On The Radio. There Are A Lot Of Personality Traits Conveyed In A Person's Voice, The Rhythm Of Their Speech Or How Confident They Sound.