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Jason Swag and Jimmy Matt.

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Well, if there's anybody out there listening right now that is yet to pick up the Star Wars movies on home video,

I'm sure there are lots of you out there in this audience. iTunes is running a big special right now.

You can get the individual film titles for $15.25. No, we're not sponsored by iTunes, but it's a 25% savings.

This is a public service announcement. So if you haven't gotten their digital copy via iTunes, $15 apiece or you can go with the complete saga bundle at $70.

So at $79.99, you'll save 20% off. And that complete saga bundle includes the six canonical saga films plus the two sequel trilogy films, Force Awakens last Jedi.

And if that wasn't enough, Rogue One and Solo a Star Wars story. Can you believe it? It's a miracle.

Yeah, yeah. So you can get those. It is. It is a summertime miracle here, but you can get all of those for 80 dollars. That's not bad at all. That's pretty. That's pretty awesome.

And that's also the first time that I'm aware of that you've seen those other movies, you know, the Star Wars stories bundled up with the other movies into some sort of a saga bundle package.

Jim, have you seen this before? No, I don't think so. I don't think so. I like what you're saying, though, because believe it or not, I only have maybe half the films digitally.

The other have, you know, I have multiple physical copies of just about all the films, but I don't have digital copies of all the films. I purchased them when necessary.

Like when it's time to blow up the death star at midnight, and I can't find any of my new hope, Blu-rays or DVDs or I get so desperate, I even start looking for the VHS from time to time.

But now in the digital era, I can just order it and it's there. And I'm blowing up the death star midnight. And that is the way I prefer to do it. It's the most accurate way to hit that midnight, that stroka midnight time. Just right is via the digital version.

And also, of course, the portability, having it on your phone, having it on your iPad, just being able to reference it at your desktop at any given moment.

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