I'm a journalist with the Nikkei working on a story on how red states are likely to see the highest increases in electricity prices. Please let me know if you might be willing to comment for the piece!

I'm a journalist with a Japanese publication doing a story on how red states are likely to see the highest increases in electricity prices. Any chance you'd answer a few questions?

(I really just need to ask about how to quote you, so if you're comfortable answering questions about that by public post it's fine to just do it here.)

Thanks so much! Would you mind dropping me a message? Yours aren't open so I can't message you.

I'm a journalist with the Nikkei (Japanese, business/finance media). Hoping I can get permission to quote you in an upcoming story about how high interest is hurting Americans. May I send you a DM and ask a few questions?

(I told him he should sign up for an account here as well, so if you want to just DM back and forth on this platform that should work too.)

One of my Japanese colleagues is writing the story, and he's hoping you might talk by phone sometime tomorrow (he's in NYC at the moment and is free 10am-7pm Eastern). Or it could be an email interview if that's easier.

Followed you so we can talk about the details by message.

That would be fantastic, thank you so much! In addition to fractional share availability I think one of the big differences between the US and Japan is how many "small time investors" there are here, so you're perfect!

I'm a journalist for a business & finance-focused Japanese publication (Nikkei, circulation 3 million). We're doing a story on American investors and are particularly interested in fractional shares. Any chance you'd be willing to chat with a reporter for the piece?

I'm a researcher for Nikkei (business & finance-focused Japanese publication, circulation 3 million). We're doing a story on retail investing in the US and want to go into the availability of fractional shares. Any chance you'd be willing to chat with a reporter for the piece?

Hi! I'm a researcher for Nikkei (business/finance-focused Japanese publication, circulation 3 million). We're doing a story on retail investing in the US, and we'll mention the better availability of fractional shares here. Any chance you'd be willing to chat with a reporter for the piece?

Would you be able to talk to a reporter about this? Not necessary to name the contractor if they're not willing. We're doing a piece on the Kennedy Center and arts in the current political moment, with a focus on how artists will be impacted (and are trying to make an impact).

Would you be willing to do a short interview with a Japanese media outlet about this movement? We're covering the Tesla protests and are also interested in the #TeslaTakedown strategy!

What's the best way for media to request review copies? I don't see one on that website, shall I contact your publisher instead?

Yeah, the Court of Appeals in Albany is above appellate and he's still got 2 full days so I suppose he'll go for it. And is probably drafting the cert request simultaneously.

Seems like a lot to go through to avoid a wrist slap.

Can he go to the state Court of Appeals now, or is this it?

Thank you so much for this tip, that's really helpful. :)

I'm a researcher for a Japanese publication looking for interviews with people who have moved states because of laws around reproductive health care. Long shot, but might your daughter be willing to comment?

Thank you so much!