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It's hard to beat Ben. I'm sorry to offend your sensibilities, Bernie.

It's a little respect. I'd say when I hear something like that, it seems like anybody can

produce something of quality now. The tools are to that point. If he'd made that in 1985,

that would have been on the radio and probably put it in. Smash number one hit, yeah.

There's a point, Joel, that if you were making movies back in 1973 or whatever or in the 50s,

anybody can make a movie. I remember I had like, I remember when I was seven and so for everyone

else that was like 1930 and I had a little video camcorder. I was like seven years old, I think

I think a little movie, a little camcorder or whatever. It was like, it was car wars.

And I did the stop-motion photography with this video camera that we ran. I thought it was

amazing. I guess Joel disproved your idea then. Did anybody with a camera in the 50s

could have been successful? You could have been a star. If you had, it was the equipment was

the difference. You had a little VHS camera, I'm assuming. Yeah, it was real to real tape video.

It was a little else that drew pictures. Can't you be sure you moved your hand at like 20

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