I should have said '79, because that's frankly when it was easy, at least for me, to get laid. L.A. But it also used up 20 million dollars in funding, and like most other Internet sites which peddled content, Inside found it couldn't sell subscriptions fast enough to stay afloat. Joining me now is Curt Anderson, one of Inside's founders and a vice chairman of the newly-formed Inside Content. I don't know whether to congratulate you or not.
Congratulations are very definitely in order.
I can relax a little while and take fully seriously my new entirely amorphous role of vice chairman. Things haven't worked out exactly as you'd anticipated however. The ease with which you got venture capital must have turned your head a little bit. Raising money now is as easy as blah, blah, blah. And may I also say that it was a mistake.