Sean Callagy

So a lot of those things, I still wanted to win the box office thing, but, because then I'd go out, you know, the next week and somebody would say, they killed you at the box office, and I'd say, yeah, but, and no one really wanted to listen to all the buts at the time.

So my takeaway for everybody out there is David,

is focused not only on the magic of the storytelling and arc, like lessons for the moment, is we all talk about the power of storytelling.

So if anybody in this room is listening to this or anybody's listening to the podcast, the prism of like, okay, cool, like made movies, great storyteller.

We all need to be great storytellers.

Every ecosystem merger, every great sale is on the other side of an integrous, masterfully told story.

If that's landing, please say yes.

And all yeses are not created equally.

David is in the micro, micro distinctive detail of masterfully creating outcomes that were economically profitable, that created lever five, disposable income.

massively profitable ventures.

This man wins.

He's not just a creative master, he's both.

He's a value-driven, discernment, integrous master.

Heck, they sold it for $10 billion.

The guy that bought it for $10 billion, Bob Iger, says, thanks, David, I stole it from you.

Now, I don't know if that's the case.

I don't think it was stolen, but it was a fair deal.

where Disney won and David and Marvel won huge.

Tron, I agree with that.

I think that was my perspective.