And the render distance starts here. Good morning, Joel.

Good morning, Johnny. How was your weekend, my friend?

Weekend was great. Yeah. So here's a question for you. Have you ever been to an outdoor cinema screening?

I want to say yes, but it was like family vacation era. So like plus years ago was that was that like at a

drive-in kind of thing is that like a common thing in Canada yeah not common there's there used to be

one in the valley in Nova Scotia but it's more of like a anywhere there's a summer vacation spot

you might be able to find one, probably more so in

Ontario. They're probably more popular in rural areas. The one that I remember going to was on Prince

Edward Island, where we used to vacation as families as a kid. Like my family plus friends of my

parents and their kids would all go and have like cottages in a row kind of like on the shore

somewhere. And ultimately, you'd have to find something to do with the kids, you know, every other night. And so kids would all go and have like cottages in a row kind of like on the shore somewhere and ultimately

you'd have to find something to do with the kids you know every other night and so one trip would

be like a drive into like cavendish and see the drive-in movie and I don't remember what would be

showing like honey I shrunk the kids or like something sure yeah not a new film it would be something

that had been out before um But it was cool. I just

remember it being pretty cool because it wasn't like so old that you'd have a speaker next to you

that you'd have to bring in the car. You would just dial your radio station to whatever the

broadcast would be. And so the sound from the film would come out through the car stereo.

Yeah. It's funny because that's a phenomenon that doesn't really exist in the UK. We don't really have driving cinema here at all. And I think it's maybe because there's less, like, wide-open space that isn't, like, private land that's, like, used for farming and that kind of stuff, right? stuff, right? And I feel like the UK just as a smaller country doesn't have as much room for it.

And I don't know UK just as a smaller country

doesn't have as much room for it. And I don't know if that's ultimately the reason or if it's

just a logistical thing or whatever it would be, but cinema culture here has often just

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