Zachary Levi

We're all just leasing everything.

And I don't think that's right.

I don't love the idea that as an artist, I could go make something and there's no physical copy of it anymore because nobody's making DVDs or anything like that.

And so it only lives on a streamer.

And then the streamer decides, well, you know, we don't want to put this on the service anymore.

And it's gone.

It's literally gone.

I can't point my friends or family or fans to go watch what I made.

It doesn't exist anymore because it's not on the streaming service anymore.

And I don't think that's good either.

I think we as the audience, we as the people, more and more of us are waking up to the fact that we are just –

renting everything.

It's just subscription after subscription.

I mean, by the way, I said this 15 years ago when everyone was cutting the cord on cable.

I told all my friends, I said, do you realize what's gonna happen?

We're gonna cut this $100 cord, this bill, that's got all these channels and certainly some that we don't care about and we don't watch.

And that's, you know, why are we paying for all this?

But then what's gonna happen is we're gonna have 10 subscriptions

over a whole bunch of different services and we're going to pay twice as much.

And that's exactly what's happened.