I Spent Time In, Like, Criminal Courts,

I Came Over Here And Worked For Rock Magazines, And I Worked For Rolling Stone, Which Has A Very High Standard Of Journalism, A Very Good Research Department.

And So Popular Culture Raises Issues That Are Very Important, Actually, In The Country I Think. You Get Issues Of The First Amendment Rights And Issues Of Drug Use, Issues Of Aids, And Things Like That All Arise Naturally Out Of Pop Culture.

And You Can't Really Cover People Critically That You're Friends With.

So, Yeah, I Think It Had A Major Effect. I Think In Franchising Younger People, It Was Just An Idea That's Never Been Trotted Out Before, But It Makes Perfectly Good Sense.

It's Not A Good Thing To Be Friends With People You're Covering. There's Just No Point In Doing It. It's Tempting, But They're Not Going To Consider You Their Friend Anyway. They Just Know That You're Somebody That Can Do Something For Them.