One bob out, one bob's back in. Bob Chapeck steps down and Bob Iger steps in.

I didn't get any sleep last night because they announced this. They decided to announce this

really late on Sunday evening, which I thought was really strange. I didn't because they probably

didn't want to make as much a fuss over it. And that's why they did it. They did it strategically.

There's no way that this wasn't in the works for a long time. And they did it strategically

on a Sunday night because they knew that the news cycle was kind of off. They wanted the stock price

to go up Monday morning because that's probably why this actually happened. And it was all strategy.

You think so that happens. And yeah, I guess that makes a lot more sense when you think of it that

way. I just thought maybe they thought the world would be sleeping. But no, to the contrary,

my phone was buzzing. There was just so much hype happening. And it got me thinking more

and more about the future of the company. Yeah. And it's hard to because with these rumors,

there's a lot of sites out there that speculate and post rumors. So when this was first posted

to us, like people sent us messages and said, Hey, is this true? You had to scour the internet

to really make sure that it's true. And when I really found out that it was actually true,

is when the Walt Disney company actually verified it on Twitter. They said, you know what,

Bob Eiger is returning as CEO of the Walt Disney company. All right. Well, let's read what Bob

has to say. Yeah, because Bob did put out a message to members of the cast for Disney. And

it's this is a from Yahoo. This says early sat Sunday night, Bob Eiger sent an email to Disney

employees detailing his return to the company after Bob Chapix rain as CEO suddenly ended.

In this email, he says, dear fellow employees and cast members, it's with an incredible sense of

gratitude and humility that I must admit a bit of amazement that I write to you the evening

of the news. And I am returning to the Walt Disney company as chief executive officer.

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