see them there, then loaded the stacks into the backs of their cars and headed out on their assigned routes. readers were grateful. i ve been hearing from them all morning. one family even put out this thank you sign right there on the front lawn. it s a really interesting story because it shows, like barry diller was saying, there s still an appetite for printed newspapers. second, if it s not reliable, people will get frustrated. the phone server at the boston globe crashed earlier this week from all the customer complaints. that s when reporters started to rise up and say to the ceo, we re willing to come in and help deliver the paper. this sometimes does happen in smaller markets, with community papers, sometimes weekly papers. my college paper, i used to deliver it to campus. but to see the staff of the boston globe come together to do this is remarkable. they re probably asleep right now. hopefully this delivery problem will work itself out very soon.