Nick Martell

The Last of Us. Have you seen episode two yet? It was wild. Not in a mental state to watch a zombie-themed show. It was the Battle of Winterfell, but in Jackson Hole. I don't need to know. I'm already concerned. Yeti's, Universal, Sony, Warner Brothers, they are all launching more horror movies this year than last year. Midsommar Ghosts. Sounds like a Shakespeare play to me.

It's actually just a business trend. Now, Yetis, Jack and I have been studying this for a few weeks now, and we call this phenomenon the boo-boom. Like the boo-boom. Yeah, that kind of boo. Because year-round horror is in more than just the movie industry these days. Bloomberg just did a deep dive on the theme park industry. Because horror theme parks... are now a 12-month-a-year business.

It's actually just a business trend. Now, Yetis, Jack and I have been studying this for a few weeks now, and we call this phenomenon the boo-boom. Like the boo-boom. Yeah, that kind of boo. Because year-round horror is in more than just the movie industry these days. Bloomberg just did a deep dive on the theme park industry. Because horror theme parks... are now a 12-month-a-year business.

It's actually just a business trend. Now, Yetis, Jack and I have been studying this for a few weeks now, and we call this phenomenon the boo-boom. Like the boo-boom. Yeah, that kind of boo. Because year-round horror is in more than just the movie industry these days. Bloomberg just did a deep dive on the theme park industry. Because horror theme parks... are now a 12-month-a-year business.

The new $7 billion epic universe down in Orlando, it opens this month, and they've got a permanent spooky section to the place. They have a permanent universe, actually. It's called the Dark Universe, and it features a Frankenstein roller coaster. Now, that is down in Florida, but up in Las Vegas, they're opening a new universal horror Unleashed in August.

The new $7 billion epic universe down in Orlando, it opens this month, and they've got a permanent spooky section to the place. They have a permanent universe, actually. It's called the Dark Universe, and it features a Frankenstein roller coaster. Now, that is down in Florida, but up in Las Vegas, they're opening a new universal horror Unleashed in August.

The new $7 billion epic universe down in Orlando, it opens this month, and they've got a permanent spooky section to the place. They have a permanent universe, actually. It's called the Dark Universe, and it features a Frankenstein roller coaster. Now, that is down in Florida, but up in Las Vegas, they're opening a new universal horror Unleashed in August.

It has an exorcist experience in a Texas chainsaw massacre ride. So basically, you could spend Memorial Day on a murder-themed roller coaster pretty soon. Even Disney is getting freaky neck. They're opening a villain-themed show this month in Orlando with Cruella and all the scary villains from all the Disney movies. Because Cruella is scary.

It has an exorcist experience in a Texas chainsaw massacre ride. So basically, you could spend Memorial Day on a murder-themed roller coaster pretty soon. Even Disney is getting freaky neck. They're opening a villain-themed show this month in Orlando with Cruella and all the scary villains from all the Disney movies. Because Cruella is scary.

It has an exorcist experience in a Texas chainsaw massacre ride. So basically, you could spend Memorial Day on a murder-themed roller coaster pretty soon. Even Disney is getting freaky neck. They're opening a villain-themed show this month in Orlando with Cruella and all the scary villains from all the Disney movies. Because Cruella is scary.

Basically, the new business model out there is for you to wet your pants any month you choose, any day of the year, baby. If peeing your pants is cool. We're Miles Davis. Yeti's Halloween. It is no longer seasonal. There is year-round demand for spooky. So, Jack, I got to ask, what's the takeaway for all our buddies? who are really scared. New thing, economic empathy. Economic empathy.

Basically, the new business model out there is for you to wet your pants any month you choose, any day of the year, baby. If peeing your pants is cool. We're Miles Davis. Yeti's Halloween. It is no longer seasonal. There is year-round demand for spooky. So, Jack, I got to ask, what's the takeaway for all our buddies? who are really scared. New thing, economic empathy. Economic empathy.

Basically, the new business model out there is for you to wet your pants any month you choose, any day of the year, baby. If peeing your pants is cool. We're Miles Davis. Yeti's Halloween. It is no longer seasonal. There is year-round demand for spooky. So, Jack, I got to ask, what's the takeaway for all our buddies? who are really scared. New thing, economic empathy. Economic empathy.

Yetis, the way people feel in an economy, it actually transcends into what we connect with and what we buy. The products we surround ourselves with can reflect our economic vibe. There's actually an article we found in Psychology Today that experiencing emotions like fear when you're watching a film actually helps you cope with real life stress. Because we've all felt it.

Yetis, the way people feel in an economy, it actually transcends into what we connect with and what we buy. The products we surround ourselves with can reflect our economic vibe. There's actually an article we found in Psychology Today that experiencing emotions like fear when you're watching a film actually helps you cope with real life stress. Because we've all felt it.

Yetis, the way people feel in an economy, it actually transcends into what we connect with and what we buy. The products we surround ourselves with can reflect our economic vibe. There's actually an article we found in Psychology Today that experiencing emotions like fear when you're watching a film actually helps you cope with real life stress. Because we've all felt it.

It's fun being scared when you know you're in a safe environment. So, one economic theory why consumers are demanding horror year-round right now? It's ironically to provide comfort in this scary unknown economy. The big question we're wondering is whether this full-year horror bet, the boo-boom, can actually last long-term. But in the meantime, Midsummer Halloween is a profit puppy.

It's fun being scared when you know you're in a safe environment. So, one economic theory why consumers are demanding horror year-round right now? It's ironically to provide comfort in this scary unknown economy. The big question we're wondering is whether this full-year horror bet, the boo-boom, can actually last long-term. But in the meantime, Midsummer Halloween is a profit puppy.

It's fun being scared when you know you're in a safe environment. So, one economic theory why consumers are demanding horror year-round right now? It's ironically to provide comfort in this scary unknown economy. The big question we're wondering is whether this full-year horror bet, the boo-boom, can actually last long-term. But in the meantime, Midsummer Halloween is a profit puppy.

Oh my God, Jack, watch out behind you. Oh my God, Nick, Midsummer Night's Scream. Oh my God! That's the Shakespeare line. That's the line. Jack, can you whip up the takeaways for us for the new Friday? Domino's and Pizza Hut are immune from the trade war, but not from a recession. That is the pizza paradox. You're going from delivery pizza to DiGiorno pizza.