>> Again, this is something you have to love.
You have to be -- you have to be willing to actually unfortunately sacrifice some time
with family because there's frequently long hours involved.
But there's an adrenaline rush that is something that can only be experienced
when you're filing a major story on a deadline.
The -- and the other thing is that it is not for everyone,
and you will know it fairly soon whether or not you like to do this or not.
And if you don't like to do it, run like hell and get into PR
or some place else that will pay more money.
Because the journalism side of the equation generally does not pay as well,
and unfortunately the job market is shrinking as newspapers around the country are imploding
and cutting back, changing their whole business model.
But if you want to be a journalist there are outlets.
Someone has to write the news that goes on the web sites, someone has to go out and report,
interview the people at city hall.
So there's definitely a business out there, just what the business model going forward is going
to be, it will shake itself out in the next decade or so.