Jason Ingber

What are you talking about?

Yeah, he's the son of the Warner.

I didn't tell you?

He said, no, I've never heard that.

I would have never given you the manuscript if I had known that Shimmy was the son of the president of Warner Brothers.

I mean, what have you guys done?

And now suddenly they're going to green light the project?

And he's like, well, was it my responsibility to tell you?

He's like, no, and Ross hangs up the phone.

So Ross is telling me about this conversation on the phone, but I'm listening to him tell me that, and I'm thinking, like he acts, he was like, can you believe that?

And he's acting offended by the fact that- He was ill-informed.

He was ill-informed, but the truth is six months earlier,

Or three months, more like three months.

Three months earlier, Ross had already told me this.

He already told me that Shimmy was the son of the president of Warner Brothers.

Like, I already know this is true.

Now, keep in mind, Warner Brothers is going to know, everybody involved in Warner Brothers at some point, especially the president, is going to know about this project.

Warner Brothers makes, at that time, they're making four, maybe six movies a year.

So, and they're dumping...

$40 million?