Jordan Harbinger

That's like going to Fast and Furious and you're just like, you know what?

Too many cars.

This isn't going to work.

And you're like, people don't like this.

We have 18 of these and there's plans for 25 more with pretty much the same crew until they die and we have to make them out of AI.

And maybe you don't like cars, but that's kind of a you problem, pal.

psychopaths just sitting there next to me, knitting in the theater, talking about Michigan football over the dialogue because they know it's irrelevant.

She turned out to be a serial killer, but I'm sure that's an exception to the rule.

Sorry, Megan.

I'm kidding about that.

I'm sure she's a successful attorney.

So you mentioned that for some people, Halloween, and I assume you mean the holiday and not the movie, gives them a cozy feeling.

What's that Danish or Norwegian word where it means... Hygge.

Hygge.

Yeah, it means cozy.

That's kind of the same thing, I would say, is I don't think Halloween, ooh, it's going to be scary.

It's, oh, fake goblins, and there's a Yoda, and there's, oh, here's a couple princesses, and it's a fun kids thing, and it's almost Diet Christmas with a spooky theme in many ways.

And so I get that hygge feeling, especially growing up in Michigan.

It's a little different in California when it's 70 degrees on Halloween.

But the kids are wearing their costumes and they don't want to wear a coat and they want to come in and show it to you.