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right into it right now. We have a couple topics we want to talk about today. And the first

is, can Hollywood be fixed? And I got to say, there's been some things happening lately

that have been making me feel kind of excited about the possibilities in Hollywood.

Interesting. And the one thing is, you know, there's two things, two kind of things, events that

happened recently. One was the merger, the Warner

Brother merger, which I want to get into in a little bit. And also this new movie, Project

Hail Mary. Have you guys seen Project Hail Mary yet? Oh my gosh. It is so good, you guys.

It is one of the best movies I've seen in the theaters, at least since

Dune 2. We saw it in IMAX. I suggest that you guys see it on the biggest screen possible.

We gave it two O-Tays on our X page, our Twitter page, whatever you want to call it. And our

two O-Tays mean it's basically a big

thumbs up from us. Or thumbs down if you've actually seen projects. If you've seen the movie,

you'll know what the thumbs down mean. Yes, exactly. It's a good thing, actually. So anyways,

I highly suggest you guys go see it. And there's so much about it that has got me kind of thinking that

there's there's hope in hollywood and that there's potentially a huge opportunity ahead and i don't want

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