Ben McKenzie

And I don't want to be a jerk.

What I did know, or what I felt pretty confident about, was having been in Hollywood and having been in show business, like, I could have imagined how this went, which is like, all of a sudden, the crypto exchanges where all these cryptos are actually traded...

And again, they're traded.

You're going on these weird places to like buy and sell these speculative things.

They're taking a cut of the action.

They're taking a little transaction fee.

They're making money hand over fist.

They got a ton of money and they want to keep marketing it.

And so I just imagined a scenario where insert crypto exchange, they go, they have a hundred million dollar marketing budget and they're going to the

three agencies that are left or whatever it is, and they're like, hey.

We have 10 million bucks.

Of a certain caliber actor, we will pay them $10 million.

So I get it.

It's perfect confluence of opportunity.

And there's nothing wrong with celebrities hawking consumer goods, hawk soap or cars or whatever.

Yeah, I made fun of Miranda because she did like a hair commercial.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I mean, the reason celebrities are hired is because they have a relationship to the audience and people trust them.

And if it sort of helps you separate your product, you know, there's a lot of different hairsprays you could have, but this one has Miranda Baccarat in it.

So, you know, buy it.