Tim Beyers

Yeah.

To be fair, we want your predictions, listeners, but I will say Snowflake has been aggressively saying, don't look to us for profitability because it may never come.

There's the sign right there.

That's probably not right.

But they are going full Amazon in this area.

So it does seem like Sentinel-1 is likely to get there first.

So if that matters to you, maybe that's one for your watch list.

All right.

Up next.

Is it Siskel and Ebert or Statler and Waldorf?

We're gonna go armchair critic over the Netflix Warner Brothers deal.

You're listening to Motley Fool Money.

All right, Fools, by now we've all seen the news that Netflix has agreed to buy Warner Brothers Discovery, ticker WBD, Netflix's ticker NFLX, in a cash and stock deal worth $72 billion, while also taking on a bit more than $10 billion.

in Warner Bros.

debt.

In light of the genre in which this deal exists, we're talking about big-screen entertainment here, we're going to play the role of critics and give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down on what we've seen so far.

No promises, but we will try to be a bit more Siskel and Ebert than Statler and Waldorf.

But you know what, Rick?

If you want to yell from the rafters that this is terrible, I am not going to stop you.

So, why don't we start with you on what we've seen so far, and then we'll update folks on what we saw from Paramount this morning.