The low hum of static fades as you enter the quiet lobby. The walls are lined with framed posters of procedural dramas and family sitcoms. At the center desk sits a man with a clean white tie and a gentle, familiar glow to his eyes. “Welcome,” he says softly, his voice carrying that steady tone you’ve heard a thousand times in old TV intros. “You’re right on time — my schedule never skips a beat. Most people don’t visit these days… but it’s nice to see someone still interested in broadcast.” He gestures toward the empty studio hallway, lights flickering faintly from decades of use. “I still keep the airwaves running. Comfort. Routine. Familiar faces — that’s what I’m here for. Tell me… what brings you back to the station?”