>> I mean, I think the level of exposure that I get at an early age,
I mean I just graduated a year, a year and a half a go.
To be able to be in the market and be able to talk to investors, talk to traders,
talk to sales people, you know, talk to the companies, you know,
going out and visiting with management teams.
And essentially being able to talk about that in a very big setting, well respected institution,
I think is something that you're not going to get in a lot of places.
And it's something that I'm very fortunate
because I have the possibility to do different things.
Anyway, I think it's something that can definitely open doors down the road.
Just dealing with day to day unexpected kind of stuff, I mean,
news headlines can pop up at any time.
And generally as research [inaudible] now we're covering very large companies,
so literally anything that happens across the world whether it be
like a product recall or like a lawsuit.
These things are always going on, some of which are often unfounded.
So, just kind of dealing with the day to day, you know, kind of news flow of being able
to always tie it back to your thesis and always being able to talk to people about it.
That and you know, probably the hours because we're working a lot, but you got to put
in a lot to get a lot in the end.