Nikesh Arora

It's what actually gets less strings attached and why it's good.

Markiplier making something no strings attached, like that's just his money.

He gets to make something really special.

So I think

Markiplier is a great example.

Like when you have a passion project, you ideally have the cash to do it or can get it from someone you trust who's not going to intervene with it.

But I think that is a danger.

I think too much money can kill creativity very quickly.

And it just becomes a product, of course.

And so I would caution.

I love you guys, and I love how you speak about advertising.

I disagree wholeheartedly.

I don't want that at all.

I'm happy to have the theatrical run sponsored by someone.

If you have a Chase Sapphire card, you get in for free.

You get perks for something if you have a Chase Sapphire card.

The one thing, my hot take is I want movies to be 90 minutes and under again.

I can't do the two hour movie.

Like I just cannot do it.

I would prefer like 90 minutes and under I got time for.