Ellis

The way that the deal worked was that Kodak Eastman would produce the film, and they would sell the film to Kodak Alaris, which would then sell the film to consumers.

They'd package it all to consumers.

Really strange bankruptcy.

I don't get that.

Yeah, I don't really get it.

There's details, and there's business stuff.

Tax reasons?

Tax reasons, I don't know.

anyway uh fairly recently kodak eastman and i'm not sure why this started happening became able to sell film itself again so now kodak alera still exists who they are still selling film to but they are now they have new packaging and new names for like a lot of the film that they're selling so there's like ultramax and like there's portra and all the stuff

Portra is the Kodak Eastman like name for the film but Alaris name for the film but the Kodak Eastman version is now called like Kodacolor or something like that okay so anyway over the last like six months they've been re-releasing all these films but with like different packaging and different names generally cheaper because they don't have to do like they don't have to sell it Eastman doesn't have to no Alaris doesn't have to make a margin

Anyway, on Instagram, they posted, we just released this new film.

And someone said, can you explain this to me in basketball terms?

Okay.

David, so I think my basketball thing would be like, if Mike Bibby and Kobe, is that bad to say?

No, it's a basketball player.

Kobe Bryant, okay.

My baby and Kobe Bryant were like best friends.

We're like the same person.

And then they split into two people.

This is a bad analogy.