next time on dear alice if you're like cori and you love vinyl and old record players then maybe

maybe the projector and the screen is really romantic to you and you still want that so determine

how you want to watch that tv but i think for some women if they're home with the kids and they don't

know how to use the projector and the whole thing might be a big process i I don't know. At least for me, that seems really intimidating. I would rather

turn on a TV for my kids and have them watch Scooby-Doo or whatever they're going to watch down there.

Any movie, like any movie theater, like home movie theater that I've gone to, there's always like,

ah, this is like, isn't working. And how do we connect the projector to the, because there's no sound coming out. And then, yeah,

it was like, hey, go flip the breaker. Like, I'm, no sound yet.

Plug in the router. It's not connecting. Yeah, exactly. There's always something. It's like,

it's like the IT guy has to be home if you want to watch a movie. Yeah. So the media room just seems so much easier. And like the kids could probably help themselves down there.

So I do think that's one nice new advancement that we've seen.

And just I would say the last couple of years.

Yeah.

And I think when I think about like how you guys use your family,

uses your parents' basement.

And like we've done other siblings of your homes.

And we've kind of mastered it after this same kind of thing.

Is that like you guys all want to be together, but you don't want to be in a dark room.

You know, so you want to be watching something.

Like just have that noise.

You're watching the game.

You're watching whatever.

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