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is that the HBO brand doesn't resonate for me in the way it does for you because I'm less of a TV guy, which is why I shouldn't really be weighing in on what HBO Max should be doing in terms of branding because I'm not really the person the target consumer.

But what is striking to me is it just sort of reverses all of the intention behind the merger in the first place, where the idea was we're going to merge with Discovery, take all of the Discovery product offering and all the Discovery IP, and we're going to kind of try to blend it together. And the way we'll do that is by calling it all Macs.

But what is striking to me is it just sort of reverses all of the intention behind the merger in the first place, where the idea was we're going to merge with Discovery, take all of the Discovery product offering and all the Discovery IP, and we're going to kind of try to blend it together. And the way we'll do that is by calling it all Macs.

But what is striking to me is it just sort of reverses all of the intention behind the merger in the first place, where the idea was we're going to merge with Discovery, take all of the Discovery product offering and all the Discovery IP, and we're going to kind of try to blend it together. And the way we'll do that is by calling it all Macs.

And this is basically them admitting, wait, all the shows on Discovery suck.

And this is basically them admitting, wait, all the shows on Discovery suck.

And this is basically them admitting, wait, all the shows on Discovery suck.

they're kind of cheap shitty shows meanwhile we have all the shows on hbo which are beloved and high quality and are sort of the luxury brand of streaming media we shouldn't really be meshing or merging these two together so let's sort of walk things back and go back to the hbo max brand and the fact that the architects of max the fact they're giving up on the name

they're kind of cheap shitty shows meanwhile we have all the shows on hbo which are beloved and high quality and are sort of the luxury brand of streaming media we shouldn't really be meshing or merging these two together so let's sort of walk things back and go back to the hbo max brand and the fact that the architects of max the fact they're giving up on the name

they're kind of cheap shitty shows meanwhile we have all the shows on hbo which are beloved and high quality and are sort of the luxury brand of streaming media we shouldn't really be meshing or merging these two together so let's sort of walk things back and go back to the hbo max brand and the fact that the architects of max the fact they're giving up on the name

I think it shows that you were right and that the importance here is that you maintain the brand positioning that you built up for years in HBO. Let's move on to Airbnb, yeah? Yeah. So Airbnb is getting into services and experiences. This is sort of a complete revamp of the app. It was a place where you book vacation rentals. Now it's much more.

I think it shows that you were right and that the importance here is that you maintain the brand positioning that you built up for years in HBO. Let's move on to Airbnb, yeah? Yeah. So Airbnb is getting into services and experiences. This is sort of a complete revamp of the app. It was a place where you book vacation rentals. Now it's much more.

I think it shows that you were right and that the importance here is that you maintain the brand positioning that you built up for years in HBO. Let's move on to Airbnb, yeah? Yeah. So Airbnb is getting into services and experiences. This is sort of a complete revamp of the app. It was a place where you book vacation rentals. Now it's much more.

You can book chefs and tour guides and personal trainers. Basically anything that you'd be offered at a nice hotel, you can now get on Airbnb. Brian Chesky, the CEO, is calling it Airbnb for everything. People are calling it Airbnb's attempt to become the everything app. The stock rose almost 3%. You give us the analysis here. What do you think of this move?

You can book chefs and tour guides and personal trainers. Basically anything that you'd be offered at a nice hotel, you can now get on Airbnb. Brian Chesky, the CEO, is calling it Airbnb for everything. People are calling it Airbnb's attempt to become the everything app. The stock rose almost 3%. You give us the analysis here. What do you think of this move?

You can book chefs and tour guides and personal trainers. Basically anything that you'd be offered at a nice hotel, you can now get on Airbnb. Brian Chesky, the CEO, is calling it Airbnb for everything. People are calling it Airbnb's attempt to become the everything app. The stock rose almost 3%. You give us the analysis here. What do you think of this move?

My question, that sounds nice, and I agree it would be nice for society. How does it make money?

My question, that sounds nice, and I agree it would be nice for society. How does it make money?

My question, that sounds nice, and I agree it would be nice for society. How does it make money?

You want friends, I want money. So I'm thinking about how does this company make money? They've kind of maxed out on growth at the moment. They created this category, sort of, which is vacation rentals. They conquered that category. They executed practically to perfection. But the growth of that business is slowing.