Well, John, after we embarrassed ourselves with our discussion of movie sequels, off the cuff, I might add, all you Godfather part two people can just relax.

It's very good movie.

Just calm down a little bit.

It's also, I have to say, though, John, like my appreciation, it's just tough to appreciate really old movies because they were really good for their time.

But then everything else since then has ripped off of it so much that like it seems like it's kind of hackneyed, even though it's not fair to the movie because they were kind of the first ones to do it.

Yeah, it's a little like watching a basketball game from the 80s, right?

Because you know, like, the evolutionary steps that are next that should be happening,

but the players on the court don't know yet, you know what I mean?

So you see them not taking advantage of the

three-point line and doing those things. And it's, I don't know, it's sort of the same when you're,

when I go back and watch a movie that I think was really awesome in the 80s or 90s. And then I'm like,

oh, huh. Like there's, there's just so much that has changed that we take for granted.

Well, I do think that a lot of modern movies are.

I actually prefer action movies from like 20 years, 20 to 30 years ago to now because I hate all the CGI stuff.

That's like still obviously CGI.

I like watching a cartoon, basically, a lot of these but uh you know for

yeah talking about basketball that's right like from a strategic standpoint yeah it does kind of

kill me but i do think that there are players back in the 80s that do things that you don't see today

or very rare like i would say like magic mj Kareem, or, like, Shaq.

Like, the nature of basketball is such that, like, the absolute best stars do stuff

that even players today would struggle to emulate, I would say.

Oh, yeah.

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