Welcome to fine tuning through Taylor your one stop shop when it comes to animation news and

commentary. I'm Drew's co-host entertainment writer Jim Hill and he and I are recording this week's

show on Friday, March 18th, 2022, which is the day after St Patrick's Day. Did you and Katie do

it? No, Katie's out of town, right? No, Katie was here, but we did not do anything. I was,

as we'll talk about in a minute Jim, I was knee deep and calling people and trying to

get a story out the door. Okay, okay. Well, it was kind of hoping you'd go up to the street to

my home away from home, Bob's big boy and to look alike. I did see another Bob's big boy out of

Norco, California. They have what they call the big Irish, which seems to be a burger with thinly

sliced corn, beef and cabbage on top of it. So if I have to clog my arteries, I will go with the

real one. I'll go with the big boy, the classic. Yeah. The next time I've been town, we'll go to

the media district and I mean, I need some from Micah. It's been so long since I've been to Bob's.

We'll sit at the Beatles table. How about that? Oh, yeah, better. Yeah. Okay. Now, you would just

referencing again, crazy week, lots of work, but it all led to an amazing piece, which kind of

keys off of what we were talking about last week about the whole Bob, JPEG, don't say gay thing,

but you collaborated on a story with Chairman Wax herself. Yes. You know, there's a double

edge sword, Jim, of my John Carter piece, which is now people understand that I can't actually

write. And I'm not sort of a, you know, charity case. So she said, you seem to know a lot about

this. What do you think about this? And so here we go. I wrote a giant story about Imagineers wanting

to kind of leverage the backlash to get JPEG to abandon his plans to force everyone to go

to Lake Nona. And by everyone, I mean, the handful of Imagineers that are still left at the company.

Yeah. That to me, I think is the huge news. You want to share that number? I know. I think I didn't

put the number in. I think I was pretty comfortable saying that there are less than 100

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