Okay, let's go back to one here.

Who are you again?

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is Fireland Somewhere.

For October 7, 2024.

My name is Bernie Burns.

Sitting right over there, her portion of the podcast,

will all be a musical today.

Go for it, Ash.

Let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, cue you in there.

Listen music.

Hey, say hi to Ashley, everybody.

It's Ashley.

Good morning.

Happy Monday.

Happy Monday to everybody who is not depending on investment money from Joker Part 2. Happy Monday to you. Yeah, it did not do well. Well, here's the thing. It is getting hammered in the ratings. So it got a D cinema score. It has like a 31, 33% on Rotten Tomatoes, both the critical tomato meter and

the audience popcorn about it. Popcorn meter. They're both very low. So there's like a consensus

across the board, both critics and people who've gone to watch it saying, I didn't think this

was great. It also stumbled,

shall we say, in the domestic U.S. box office. It's done an estimated 40 million, which is still

good, in my opinion. It's hard to talk about a movie being a failure when it's made how much

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