So we are going to go pick up our colleague Emma Goldberg who told us to meet her on the fourth floor of the Times Building and she told us to come to this place that she works that feels very relevant to the conversation we're about to have

with her.

That's not Emma. That's not Emma. There she is.

is.

Hey, I am,

Hello. How are you guys?

You know?

Welcome to my phone booth. You're just going to have to

you're just going to have to describe this booth just kind of give us a tour.

It's not glamorous. It is a small box. It's probably about the size of a

refrigerator and there's just a little ledge for your laptop, some hand sanitizer,

and the walls are like gray sort of carpeting.

We should say there's a clear glass door that I assume you close when you're in this.

Definitely, yeah. I think that's like the etiquette. I assume you close when you're in this. Definitely.

Yeah, I think that's like the etiquette.

You hemetically seal yourself off from the rest of the world.

Right, it feels a little Narnia-ish to me.

It's like a whole other world.

I haven't been in one of these these but from what I've read companies

around America are buying these. I mean they're basically on back order.

Yeah, if I have like a lot of calls I've come in here for like four or five

hours. Really? Yeah I mean one of the

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