Lou Whiteman

I don't know if this is a positive development.

If, and I say if, this is the direction they're going, it's scramble and get something out and figure it out later.

That's not really the Apple winning strategy over time.

The obvious answer here, let's just wait a few years when the PE firms are ready to sell electronic arts.

Isn't that the best fit?

That's true.

That, to me, is what I come out to.

Definitely not Paramount.

Maybe a Hasbro or a Mattel for merch reasons.

I think something like that, maybe.

But I really think, just wait a few years and see how electronic arts goes, and I'll probably just end up buying that.

I mean, sure.

I mean, if they can get it, I don't I mean, I like the strategy.

I don't know how much how desperate they feel to to do another big deal, especially burned after the last one.

So I think I doubt they're as aggressive as you are just kind of, you know, just kind of playing Monday morning quarterback.

But it makes sense.

Sure.

I'd be very surprised to see them go after OpenAI.

I think we're moving away from... Do you think that relationship is so fractured that... Well, it's not just fractured.

It's just I can't imagine they would think it's valued what OpenAI would want or need to make it work.