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Let's talk with the movies here for a second. Podcast starts now.

Let's talk with the movies here for a second. I gotta look at where the movie theater stocks are because I gotta figure that it's gonna be a tough time for movie theaters going forward.

It's, when you add up all the headache.

First of all, the notion you have to be somewhere

at a certain set time even to watch a movie.

It's not a Broadway play.

Like it's not quite the same kind of event. I remember back in the 90s early 90s going

to a movie with my family when it was first coming out and it was a big movie like

the remember the the Michael Keaton Batman

Oh 1989 that was a that was a huge movie when that came out I remember going to

see Jurassic Park with my parents and my whole family and seeing that the

Ziegfeld Theater in New York City and the giant speakers and that was so cool.

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