Tim Heidecker

And I think that it's always been that way.

And there's always been a little tiny strip of

Stuff that's going to really last a long time that really feels special and different and groundbreaking or for whatever.

And then there's going to just be a ton of stuff that's fine.

The Munsters, you know, Munsters, Munsters or the Brady Bunch or, you know, just comedy that people can have on modern family, modern family.

Well-crafted.

Fine.

Keep it, put it on.

It takes me away from my worries and my troubles for a half hour.

That's always going to be here.

And some of that now is just online.

It's just like silly stuff online.

I try to—I can't think about that.

I really refuse to because if you try, you lose, I think.

Maybe we're trying too hard.

So I can't predict it.

I try—you know, we have on our shows, we have social media people that—

They claim to have no little tricks and things about when you're supposed to post, where you're supposed to tag.

I think the companies, these Instagrams and TikToks, have become incredibly manipulative.

It's hard for organic growth to happen anymore.