Neil Altnew

an initial order, they were gone.

They were already sold before I even got them.

It was like watching a serial on HBO, like, you know, Game of Thrones, and you can't wait till the next episode comes.

It was the same thing with the Laserdisc.

I got disc one, the first one that was ever made.

And on side A, they had a really good cross-section of music.

On side A was Rock Around the Clock, Great Balls of Fire, Long Tall Sally, Can't Keep Falling in Love with You, Michelle, Eight Days a Week.

These are all Beatles songs that they gave us.

And we said to them, look, we got this thing.

The customers will be entertaining customers.

So they'll be buying drinks.

They'll be doing everything.

It'll be good for you, good business.

And what we're going to do is we'll give you the equipment.

We'll give you the software.

We'll teach you how to use it.

The only thing we ask is if you're successful, we're allowed to bring other people in to show the success that we're having with the karaoke.

Karaoke spread.

And it got to the point where karaoke was being done seven nights a week in Manhattan.

There were some stupid things that were done.