Obviously, Rob, the last year and a half have been a nightmare in very many ways because

of the whole COVID pandemic and things like that, especially when it comes in our circles,

talking about how it's affected the movie industry.

We have recently been going through a period where it's looks like we've been in the recovery

mode.

We've been coming out of it.

Everything's looking good.

There's a vaccine.

You know, everything's looking great.

But then there's still a lot of people who didn't take it seriously combined that with

the Delta variant.

We've seen numbers starting to climb and now we've got some movies getting delayed again.

Paramount, of course, yesterday we talked about this and now that they were moving their

film, Clifford, the big red dog off of its release schedule and they don't know when they're

going to put it back in.

We discussed, you know, now what's the possibility of Shang-Chi and all that kind of stuff, whatever.

But Rob, one of the interesting things that we kind of floated for a second was, I don't

know, maybe movie theaters should require proof of vaccination.

We said, you know, that's not going to happen.

I mean, it's not going to happen.

You know, we're just kind of floating that well.

Maybe it is.

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