In fact, I think this had the potential to be a, what do you call it, a franchise movie?

Here's what's funny, in my opinion.

At that time, Batman was the year before.

And before that, okay, there was no really such thing as a franchise or a trilogy or we're gonna create a cinematic universe.

People used to make one movie and then around that time, sequels started happening.

And the thing I think with Dick Tracy is I don't think Warren Beatty ever wanted it to be more than one movie.

I think that's why he kills every single villain in the movie.

She set him

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End of the day, it's ready for dismal remarks.

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... belief.

It just makes more sense to me.

Um- Um, and the stories equate to, from the, um, from, um, the Book of Enoch, those type of things.

And whenever you-- So I always do, I always tell people this too, is from, from a Black perspective.

Mm.

It's like the slave owner, right? Like the slave owner, they didn't give the slaves anything good.

They had no social media back then.

program, not director of the entire.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

That was that was Gene Temple, who was the executive director.

And then he became the founding dean of the school.

And then from there, the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis, I was a senior VP there.

And I left there and decided, you know, I did have this gnawing sense that I wanted to work for myself.

So for eight or nine years off and on, mostly on, I was a consultant primarily for the nonprofit sector, but also for small and medium sized businesses.

So do you sometimes go through the program or sit in the program and go, oh,