Ben Collins

So like getting people into movie theaters, going to concerts, like anything that has to do with going out in the world, like getting a physical newspaper in the mail.

That is a wide open space.

And we wanted to kind of test it out.

We did it with on a month's notice.

We were in like 50 something theaters.

that just volunteered to do it.

And we let those places keep the gate.

Like we didn't care about financially what that would do.

We just wanted people to remember the onion's alive and it's stupid and people to get together at onion events to get together in like three different cities in Missouri, like carry this thing.

So that's what we wanted to do.

And like the backrooms and obsession thing didn't just simply did not surprise me.

They want, people want original and different stuff.

They don't really care who's in it.

Um, like it would be nice if they knew somebody, but they want like a shared experience again.

He was great to work with, by the way, just, just a gym.

I mean, he flew us everywhere.

No, I literally posted on Blue Sky.

Initially, there was a theater chain that was going to do it.

Then Charlie Kirk got shot, and they called us and were like, we can't do a Jeffrey Epstein thing.

Why?