Jason Ingber

It turns into months, six months later.

I don't know what's happening.

I do know that the last time we talked, I was irritated because all he was talking about was how he was going to sue Warner Brothers because by that point, they're about to start shooting the movie.

And he's talking about – here's what he said towards the last phone call is –

I'm going to we're going to sue Warner Brothers.

I'm like, well, what about the book?

And he's telling me, well, you know, we're still working on that and blah, blah, blah.

And I'm like, OK, OK.

But it doesn't sound like it.

And so several phone for several phone calls.

All I hear is about is this lawsuit.

They're going to sue Warner Brothers, Todd Phillips, everybody.

I'm like, OK.

And I'm like, what do I keep saying?

What if I'm like, what about the book?

What about the documentary CNN?

What about this?

Like they stop pursuing all of that.

And he's like, yeah, we're going to – then it became – so that's what's going on back and forth.

And all he wants to talk about that – I'm like, why are you suing Warner Brothers?