David, the new issue of the New Yorker is filled almost entirely with a single article

about the coronavirus that is written by the great Lawrence Wright.

What I want to know is, what do we think about single story issues of magazines?

I don't want to make light of this because I'm looking forward to reading this.

I have not read it yet and I'm sure I will eagerly read every word or at least every other

word.

But really, you're really going to read everywhere.

Okay, listen, this is not the first time this has been done.

There's been other, you were mentioning other great important stories that have taken

up entire magazines.

It's probably.

Perotima, John Grishy.

Right, right, Thompson did this for an ESPN magazine of memory serves.

And yet the only thing where my mind goes now and probably it's because of the season

and also because of the, inordinate amount of time I've spent in checkout lines or, you

know, in grocery stores or whatever compared to previous points in my life.

The single issue holiday magazine where it's like every, there's no regular magazine.

I don't even think regular magazines come out anymore.

They just have, if you do, there's just like the trash celebrity magazines, which I love

in that trash in a negative way.

But I then just like the 84 page like Jesus, the real story, the magazine or like.

Say the clause is coming to town.

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