 Three months or so, I had literally no bosses. And I had thought I had this great story, so I kept reporting and reporting and reporting and reporting. And eventually, I think in November, I said, hey, let's start writing and see what we have here. A normal front-page story in the Wall Street Journal is 2,000 words. I wrote a 13,000-word draft, so I knew I had too much. But I also had no one really to talk to about this story since I didn't have any editors at the time. Around Christmas...