Mike De Luca

You promised to never bring up Quibi again. What are you doing? Now you're hurting Jeffrey. I didn't say anything about it. I just said you remember it.

You promised to never bring up Quibi again. What are you doing? Now you're hurting Jeffrey. I didn't say anything about it. I just said you remember it.

Yeah, I mean, I actually do think that it was a sort of a valiant effort to try to do that and to get into that space. But I think that you're right. And I think that it seems to be one of the mistakes that is consistently made is that people try to jump out of their lane. And there's nothing wrong with taking chances, but they... They say, well, now we're going to do the thing.

Yeah, I mean, I actually do think that it was a sort of a valiant effort to try to do that and to get into that space. But I think that you're right. And I think that it seems to be one of the mistakes that is consistently made is that people try to jump out of their lane. And there's nothing wrong with taking chances, but they... They say, well, now we're going to do the thing.

Yeah, I mean, I actually do think that it was a sort of a valiant effort to try to do that and to get into that space. But I think that you're right. And I think that it seems to be one of the mistakes that is consistently made is that people try to jump out of their lane. And there's nothing wrong with taking chances, but they... They say, well, now we're going to do the thing.

We're going to try to create this and then make it into a movie. Well, no, it is that. It shouldn't be that. It's like when they make that documentary that everybody loved during the pandemic. And then they go, let's make it into a movie. Well, they've already got the documentary. We know the fucking story. Why are we doing that again? I think the same thing.

We're going to try to create this and then make it into a movie. Well, no, it is that. It shouldn't be that. It's like when they make that documentary that everybody loved during the pandemic. And then they go, let's make it into a movie. Well, they've already got the documentary. We know the fucking story. Why are we doing that again? I think the same thing.

We're going to try to create this and then make it into a movie. Well, no, it is that. It shouldn't be that. It's like when they make that documentary that everybody loved during the pandemic. And then they go, let's make it into a movie. Well, they've already got the documentary. We know the fucking story. Why are we doing that again? I think the same thing.

Well, then why have you never said that then? Why did I have to say it? And then you can just agree. You don't get to co-author this. You're the second guy, the second guy in. No, this isn't mine. You can agree with me and say, yeah, you're really smart, but you don't get to have any ownership of it.

Well, then why have you never said that then? Why did I have to say it? And then you can just agree. You don't get to co-author this. You're the second guy, the second guy in. No, this isn't mine. You can agree with me and say, yeah, you're really smart, but you don't get to have any ownership of it.

Well, then why have you never said that then? Why did I have to say it? And then you can just agree. You don't get to co-author this. You're the second guy, the second guy in. No, this isn't mine. You can agree with me and say, yeah, you're really smart, but you don't get to have any ownership of it.

Yeah, I'm the captain now. And by the way, I remember reading Moneyball. That was 2003 when that book came out. The great Michael Lewis. The great Michael Lewis. I've read all his books. These guys have never read a book in their lives. And I read that book. My ears work.

Yeah, I'm the captain now. And by the way, I remember reading Moneyball. That was 2003 when that book came out. The great Michael Lewis. The great Michael Lewis. I've read all his books. These guys have never read a book in their lives. And I read that book. My ears work.

Yeah, I'm the captain now. And by the way, I remember reading Moneyball. That was 2003 when that book came out. The great Michael Lewis. The great Michael Lewis. I've read all his books. These guys have never read a book in their lives. And I read that book. My ears work.

But I remember thinking at the time when I heard that they were making Moneyball into a film, I thought, if you've read the book, you think, well, how the fuck are they going to do that, right?

But I remember thinking at the time when I heard that they were making Moneyball into a film, I thought, if you've read the book, you think, well, how the fuck are they going to do that, right?

But I remember thinking at the time when I heard that they were making Moneyball into a film, I thought, if you've read the book, you think, well, how the fuck are they going to do that, right?

It's brilliant. If you've read the book, you realize how brilliant those screenplays are.

It's brilliant. If you've read the book, you realize how brilliant those screenplays are.

It's brilliant. If you've read the book, you realize how brilliant those screenplays are.