Q is going to buy this and, uh, someone is going to do really well. And, and let's just end it with, there's going to be a bunch of these opportunities. Um, I've talked about on the show, Buzzfeed is a kind of a similar opportunity. I'm curious, before we end on this note, what other similar type of companies have you seen where there's an opportunity to, to get involved?
A To be honest with you, like it sounds bad, but I think any legacy media brand that stands for something, uh, that is cutting head counter staff at bare minimum and closing their doors at maximum, Is an opportunity for this because I still have yet to meet a legacy media company that truly thinks about their newsletter as a destination because it was always an afterthought to driving site content or driving social views. So like, if you, it's actually like, to me, the exception to the rule would be some old school media company that's great with newsletter, but I can't think of an example. So whether it's Rolling Stone or, uh, you know, what's the, the name of the, uh, newspaper, like Good Housekeeping, or like, like I think Like actually niche legacy brands could be as if not more interesting as like creator brands today, because I think creators actually are like kind of more with it and understand the value of email. I think legacy brands like actually still don't understand the value of email, but they're just looking to get anything for their business right now because they're struggling so much. And, and I also, and you know, just to say, I think there's a few reasons that like, it's an interesting time to pick up undervalued assets in media. I think one is you have a number of, and this has been happening for the last few years, but it's still happening. Another, a number…
AI assessment note: “any legacy media brand that stands for something, uh, that is cutting head counter staff”