The Cognitive Dissonance of EY

When he was working at EY, I took an unpaid leave of absence and worked on a magazine. It did not do well, but it was a lot of fun. The first maybe three or four issues were given away for free in Lebanon to kind of help spread the word and word of mouth with all of that. And then we shifted it into a paid product. So this was actually, I'm, I'm glad you brought that up because when I was working atEY, I taking an unpaid leave  and I worked on a photo journalism magazine. This podcast interview feels like a little bit of therapy. You're taking me back a few years Deep down. Yes.