Molly Bloom

Well, there's a story here.

And if I can monetize that, maybe that can address the reputational harm, the financial.

And if I can monetize that, maybe that can address the reputational harm, the financial.

I mean, I'm millions of dollars in debt.

I mean, I'm millions of dollars in debt.

And so I wrote a book and waited for my life to change.

And so I wrote a book and waited for my life to change.

And I think 10 people read it and probably like eight of them are related to me.

And I think 10 people read it and probably like eight of them are related to me.

But it was still my only idea, and I still kind of believed in it in my gut.

But it was still my only idea, and I still kind of believed in it in my gut.

So I just made a short list of the most successful filmmakers in Hollywood, and I was like, why not?

So I just made a short list of the most successful filmmakers in Hollywood, and I was like, why not?

Why not just go for it?

Why not just go for it?

But they needed to be brave because there was also a ton of people, as you can imagine.

But they needed to be brave because there was also a ton of people, as you can imagine.

Even though I'd fallen on the sword legally, even though I hadn't implicated people in the book, they don't want exposure, and I get that.

Even though I'd fallen on the sword legally, even though I hadn't implicated people in the book, they don't want exposure, and I get that.

Um, so Aaron Sorkin wrote A Few Good Men, Social Network, Moneyball, and he was my favorite writer and also the highest paid screenwriter at the time, which if you're gambling, which we always are, right?