Hi, Pover and Gio, company alive, the old Ford Tuff Studio.

Yeah, okay.

All right, here we go.

It's going to be a reoccurring theme all morning and long, I guess.

So today is a very important day for Disney because they have their earnings call today.

And the earnings call, obviously, is very important to all the investors down on

Wall Street and all the investors all across the country and world. They want to hear what Disney's

plans are for the future, what the movies, you know, what's in the pipeline, you know, what's

their streaming subscribers look like to their new app, the whole thing. Yeah. And they are still

embroiled in this whole standoff between them and

YouTube. And again, just to kind of explain what this is all about, it's essentially ESPN wanting

people to go to Fubo and Hulu Plus Live. You know, that's what they want. They want people there or on their app by themselves.

Yeah.

Because right now they're essentially, essentially, it's like renting space on YouTube TV.

And YouTube TV has about 10 plus million subscribers.

And a portion of the money that YouTube would charge you and I as a consumer,

a large portion of that number, like 22 bucks, I guess, goes to ESPN.

And, you know, and there's a fight back and forth.

And again, I keep saying, it's amazing, YouTube only has 10 million subscribers only,

but yet they're owned by alphabet, which is Google, and they're

worth like $3 trillion.

And I would think that Disney is probably worth somewhere in the neighborhood of, you know,

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