Cab Mulcahy was a patient man, especially for a managing editor. He had been in newspapers his entire adult life and almost nothing could provoke him. Whenever the worst kind of madness gripped the newsroom, Mulcahy would emerge to take charge, instantly imposing a rational and temperate mood.
Cab Mulcahy was known for his patience, especially considering his role as a managing editor. Having spent his entire adult life working in newspapers, he rarely lost his composure, even in tense situations. His consistent calmness helped maintain stability in a often chaotic newsroom environment.
When chaos and madness took over the newsroom, Mulcahy would step in swiftly to restore order. As described in Carl Hiaasen's "Tourist Season," he would immediately bring a rational and calm attitude, effectively diffusing tension and guiding the team through turbulent times.
