Will Arnett

And he's the one making the decision on the thing.

That's lunacy.

Zas gets it.

Yeah, yeah.

What a cool dude.

What a cool dude.

So then, James, now, just to kind of switch gears a little bit, so you're doing all this stuff, and of course, we're all kind of, all of our ships are pointed into the headwind of AI.

and what kind of effect it's going to have on the future of film and stuff.

And we've kind of been asking everybody a little bit.

You guys must be at the tip of the spear when it comes to filmmaking and where it intersects with AI and how we can use it and what we need to look out for and what you think the future might hold for films.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I think just setting aside the actual replacement of jobs and people, et cetera, the actual end product is different in this, in our case.

And each one is unique.

Each sort of, you know, entertainment is going to be what you actually consume, which is what you want to consume original entertainment.

That has the potential to be created by AI, JB.

I think that's my sort of question.

God, I wish Scotty would walk by in the background right now.

I think, JB, I think you're right.

It's either that is true or the opposite and we're doomed and it's all crashing into a fire.

Well, I was going to say that the touring is... And here, for me, that is an indicator that what people still crave is the human connection.