> As they're leaving behind a network, a likely fractured group of friends I'm not sure how exactly to say this, but I imagine it's a lot less worse for us tha

> As they're leaving behind a network, a likely fractured group of friends I'm not sure how exactly to say this, but I imagine it's a lot less worse for us than it could be if we worked in many other professions. I get the impressive that relative to a lot of careers and industries, our network and even friend group in many cases is much more global by nature. Of course, you can't go throw a frisbee with your online friends, so they'll have to find new people to do those things with. I guess I'm just trying to say that if there's any demographic that could keep in touch if they want to, I get the impression that we're it.