I think my first suggestion would be watch a lot.

Yeah.

That's, that's valid, and I, I was referring, uh, from a bigger picture sort of scope.

But, you know, if we're talking about, say, transitioning a feature-level crew to a vertical-level crew, then, then yes.

I mean, watching and doing that market research is, is imperative to get what we're working on and what translates across the screen.

And for example, what wouldn't work is if everybody's just wearing all black and, you know, you're in a dark setting, right? Then that's a different kind of film, but the image is not as, as poppy and as standout-ish when your audience is doom scrolling.

Whereas if, you know, you have the protagonist dressed in a more poppy color, say it stands out, like, like gold, and while, like, the background characters are in li- in more subtle colors, you know.

Is necessary to rent this helicopter? Is it can be done by AI or some props?

And you lived in a haunted house.

Yeah, I lived in, uh...

It's, um, Endicott, New York.

And I moved into the apartment.

It was above a storefront that we had opened up, like a electronic cigarette shop I worked at the time.

And there was just a lot of spooky stuff going on, like cupboards opening up, doors closing.

And, uh, like the one night me and my girlfriend were getting ready to go to bed.

'Cause you were standing right there, right?

There's so much, so much little nuances that are happening.

Yeah.

And I said, "You just have to simplify it for them.

Just make it real easy for them.

Make it real super easy for them." And, you know, it goes along those same lines even with entrepreneurship and business and all those things, right? We have, 'cause now we have all the AI, we have all the technology, we have all the CRMs and the systems and the shiny object things and all the things, and agents just keep trying all this stuff.

[laughs] And it's like, if you just went back to the basics, right? If you just said hi to people, told them you're a realtor, had a conversation with them, like you said, just like we're doing right now-

Yeah.

Like, I start thinking about this now, right? And I have to do these things.

Mm

... your family, whatever it is.

Um, for me it was media.

Um, I think when I went to uni, um, initially I w- I, I joined uni with doing, uh, maths and IT, with the intention of IT being that sort of me be- going into a profession in media.

Uh, but funnily enough, I dropped out of IT and done maths.

Um, and then I thought I'd left the whole media scene behind after that.

MashAllah

... and since then it's just been growing, like, exponentially.

He oversees 170 children and staff across 200 acres.

acres.So little Hazel Johnson, in 1904, stood up in a room full of men.

She walked down front, she looked Dr. Smith right in the eye and she said, "Dr.

Smith, I was sitting in the back and you started talking about your orphans, and I came to town with my papa to buy a dress, but God told me to give you my money." Reagan debate was over.

So this place started with a vision of an old man and the gift of 13 pennies from a little girl.

[gentle music] So we got a call about 4:30 in the morning because they were evacuating down campus down there.

All that's-

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... entering an enchanted forest.

Worn out by exhaustion and hunger, Sarah is delighted when Hoggle offers her a peach Jareth ordered him to give her.

Remember that? Sarah takes a bite, but the peach is poison and she falls unconscious while Hoggle, wracked by guilt is, and betrayal, he runs awayDrawn toward one of Jareth's dream crystals, Sarah enters a dream world where she dances with Jareth at a magnificent ball.

As they dance, Sarah notices a clock in the corner of the room that indicates the 13th hour is drawing near.

Remembering her brother, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

He's supp- she's supposed to forget because the peach is supposed to make her forget.

Hmm.

If you would, would you start from the beginning? When did this start? And walk me into some of the different things that are happening.

Okay.

This basically started probably back in, um, '21.

I was...

Somebody told me I was, you know, I'm an avid deer hunter.

Somebody told me take peanut butter, take the caps and screw it to the tree.

And, um, I put out about four or five of them, and this is right behind where I live.

Um, have you seen the creature?

Hmm.

And, uh, Cal Raleigh was doing, doing that by which arm was hanging.

So like one arm was on his hand and this right arm was hanging down and that meant fast ball, and then this one meant slider.

Uh, and then it just happened again with the Giants and the, who was it, and the Da- and the Padres.

... at every level, a part of the game.

But, like, when I talk to players about pitchers tipping, they're like, "Every pitcher tips.

It's just a matter if you can figure it out, find it, and react in time." Where, like, I'll...

Like last night, Pavetta, I was watching at home and I figured out his thing, and I posted and people were like, "You're just rewinding.