Billy Bob Thornton

And that's, to me, not cool unless you're going to find a way to take care of people because –

It's going to ruin the workforce.

I mean, pretty soon you won't need it.

For sure.

Yeah, I agree with that still to this day.

That that's true.

And in the beginning, I felt that, too.

I felt this is great.

What I was afraid of was it becoming a runaway train.

And so it was, I did love the opportunity to discover people I wouldn't have otherwise.

And I still feel that way.

I still discover people on the internet all the time that it's like, wow, I would have never known that.

So that does exist.

But out of those 20%, like I said, there's another 80%.

For instance, when I was coming up as an actor, we had like 30 critics to worry about.

You know, it was, you know, Rex Reed and Siskel and Ebert and Jeffrey Lyons and all these people.

And but, you know, there was a not a finite number, but semi finite number of critics.

You know, I mean, you had the local ones, you know, and all the states, but and internationally.

But now some guy named Daryl who doesn't like you, you know.

can just write a bunch of shit about you and people believe it.