Steve Ahlman

Sure.

So you put Star Wars out, it starts from the fact that you want to like it.

Yeah.

And it was an interesting conversation between a guy who is judging this stuff as it comes out, who likes it, who this is a part of what he's into, and this is a fundamental part of the overall thing that he's into, and somebody who loves Star Wars.

Right.

If you love Star Wars, you're waiting for Star Wars to be good and disappointed when it's bad.

If you don't love Star Wars, then you don't care when something from Star Wars is dropping.

It has to be going good.

It's kind of like the difference between me being an LSU fan and somebody else being like, you know, I like the colors of the team.

I am waiting for LSU to be good because it's a part of my cultural makeup to love LSU.

Same thing with Star Wars.

I'm going to be waiting for a Star Wars movie to be good, and I'm going to have to admit that the shit that they have been giving me is not that good, right?

So, like...

At this point in fandom, everybody got to ask themselves about that with every single property.

Like, what are you like?

Because like, you know, and by the way, you don't have to.

You know who doesn't care about too much cake?

Okay.

Now.

Yeah, like, he isn't curious.