Nora Charles

Then I guess my preference is a selfish one, too, because, for me, I'm glad I know more about what's going on, there, and I'm less concerned about the effects of the revelations on their comm. I see where you're coming from, though. I do know that, with The CB, I was always completely open about my thought processes and my reasons for doing things the way I did them, even though those ideas often weren't popular and cost the comm subscribers. I guess my feelings, as a comm owner, were centered on doing it my way and on doing it with people who wouldn't misunderstand, going in, who I was and what I was about and then object to how things were being done and try to cause trouble, later. I preferred like minds, you know? And maybe they do, too, in their own odd way.