Well, Paul, we have a lot of stuff to talk about, and including even about this show itself, but I've got James Bond on my mind.

Is that unusual for you, though? No, not really. I mean, several times a day, at least, right?

People know.

One thing that's nice about having a lot of Internet friends and being sort of public, at least with most of my interests on the Internet, is people know what I like.

So when the Humane HP acquisition broke the other day, my text just lit up. And they were gold. I got so many good ones. I can't talk about publicly from Apple

people who do not like him, Ron Chowdrey, talking about their absolute delight in thinking

about him working at HP. Working at HP. Yeah, right, right.

But also this morning, my text lit up with the news that Amazon has bought off the

broccoli family and bought creative control over the Bond movie franchise.

And I'm depressed about it.

I hope I'm wrong, right?

I can't lose, I guess, in terms of if I'm wrong, that they're going to wreck it. Because, well, what's the worst that can happen? I'm wrong, right? I can't lose, I guess, in terms of if I'm wrong that they're going to wreck it.

Because, well, what's the worst that can happen? I'm wrong and they make good movies.

They make good movies? And TV shows and cartoons and...

Amazon's got all those great properties, like, you know, all those great shows that they put out that I...

Yeah. So I'm sure they're, I'm sure

it's in good hands.

Even the people who, and you know that my wife and I do not care for Peter Jackson's

Lord of the Rings movie series.

You know the story Amy that's told about the first one, right?

They're very long. They're very long.

Well, not for her.

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