>> When you have a job like this, there's never really a lot of downtime,
because you're always -- you kind of tend to look at the world as everything that plays
out in front of you, you tend to think of things about whether it's a great story or not.
You know, I'm walking down the Temple University campus today
and there's this massive construction project.
And I was thinking back to those buildings being on campus when I was here.
And you know a great story would be what took place in those facilities all through the years,
and this massive change that's taking place.
Yes; I think that could be a good story.
And that's -- a lot of us who have this affliction tend to look at the world that way.
And I think it really comes with having a natural curiosity about things.
And so yes you're never really off in that regard, but -- and you --
but it's a way of being alive and present in the moment, and really thinking about world events,
or local events as a collection of stories and things like that.
And that's a great existence.