Tracy Letts

There is.

Look, I'm not a fucking businessman, but it seems like there's money there.

And it seems like you guys used to make a lot of money on this.

And why not maybe try to foster it a little bit?

Like you can see that there's a little bit of a groundswell of interest in this in physical media broadly.

Like, why not try to foster it rather than cut it off at the knees?

But I don't know.

Yeah.

I tend to because I'm the like the the night owl of my family.

We have a general system worked out where because my wife wakes up early, she kind of like will get the kids up and get them breakfast.

And then I sort of wake up a little bit later.

handle some of the morning, get the kids to school.

But that also means- And then you watch Cockfighter.

And then I watch Cockfighter at 9 a.m.

Your morning Cockfighter, you get it.

But that means that I sort of take the night so that, because she goes to bed on the earlier side, I take the nights I deal with bedtime, I get them settled.

And I have made a point this year of being like, I have a lot of unwatched discs and I am not going to do the thing where I'm just like,

I'm going to say this and I have watched Sicario again where I'm not going to watch the comfortable thing that makes me feel good.

I'm going to be like, no, I'm going to crack this open.

And like a recent example of this was like I've had a copy of The Ascent, the like the Russian war film.