 One of the things I've always enjoyed about your work, Bob, when it comes to interviewing is that you also find the human side of the athlete or the person you're interviewing. And I think that's important because the average person who listens to sports or is interested in sports can't relate to how somebody hits a home run or somebody hits a three-point shot. But you've always been able to connect the audience to the real person. Tell me a little bit about how you developed that. Well, I think it's just a general sensibility.