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The perfilm performance is fantastic. We're really seeing a lot of great hits right now,

good content that people really want to come back out and see. For the movie theaters and

themselves, the concessions are doing exceptionally well.

Hello and welcome to the Baron Streetwise Podcast. I'm Jack Howe. The voice you just heard is

Alicia Reese. She's an analyst at Wedbush Securities and in a moment she'll tell us about the

sudden strength of the movie business. We'll also hear from UPS CEO Carol Tomay about how she has

gained market share from FedEx. I'll say a few words about Euro Dollar parody and the outlook

for stocks and why we should all stop using the phrase Crypto Winter.

Listening in is our audio producer, Jackson. Hi, Jackson.

Hi, Jack. Tell me about the most recent movie you've seen in a theater and tell me it's not

still doomed. It's still doomed. Oh, actually, no, no, that's not correct. I saw Batman. I think

that came out after, dude. Obviously a memorable film made an impact on you. When did you see it?

Like mid-March, March 15th-ish. I want you to think carefully about this. What did you eat while

you were there? Popcorn, Junior Mint. It's always the classics. Soda? No soda. Yeah, I think I

sipped on someone else's soda, which probably wasn't the best stranger or someone to battle.

Someone I knew, a friend. That's good. That's good.

I'm happy to report that the movie theater business including concessions is back

sort of depending on how you do the math. More on that in just a bit. First, let me zip through

three things that might be on investor's minds right now. First is the Euro, which reached

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