Kudos to Those Who Stick Their Necks Out

[inhales] Uh, couple things I wanna get into today.

Uh, first and foremost, [smacks lips] um, uh, I got...

I wanna be careful on this, 'cause I've kinda done this before, but it's now, uh, come up again in a different area.

And I, I, I'm, I'm gonna do this from the category, from the, uh, perspective, I guess, of, uh, someone who's just saying kudos to the people that are, uh, sticking their neck out.

And they're not really sticking their neck out specifically.

It's a little different than, uh, the previous one.

So the previous one was when, uh, Disney decided, the, the...

Marvel, I guess, Disney/Marvel, decided to fire, like, a thousand people in their, uh, art department, uh, special effects and art department.

Uh, a while back, we, we did a whole show on that, um, or at least part of a show on that.

Because, uh, they did that, and a lot of the, um, kinda the insider track from people is that they've taken the, the work that was done by the art department, the past art department, was things that had been digitized for their movies, and that they were basically telling the people who had created all of these things, uh, [inhales] "Thank you for your service.

Uh, we have, uh, blueprints for what you've done." I don't think they said this, but this is the presumption, and that, uh, "AI or other people can come in and put our, put together whatever we need to put together." And they haven't slowed down.

Maybe they've slowed down, but they haven't stopped making TV shows and movies at Marvel.

And it's just, it was a sad thing when you think about the hard work that goes into it.

Now, I know there've been, uh...

I'm not a person who gets excited when somebody loses their job.

Occasionally, it happens to a football coach, and you just think, "Well, you know, it's time to move on," and it's, it's, it is what it is.

But I always take it at a personal level, and I feel bad for the person.

And I feel bad for all of those people who lost their jobs.

And I know there were some people kinda going, "Well, it's Disney," and when people that work for a company that, uh, like Disney that is, you know, very far left and, you know, they're just, uh, you know, hurting themselves by hurting other people who vote and support their way.

And I think the, the side of that that maybe you could come in on is just, go...

You got these people that...

And I use the term pawns.

I'm gonna keep using the term pawns.

But you got these people that have signed up to be pawns in this political game of chess by, uh, by the folks on the left, the Disneys and, and, you know, [smacks lips] uh, you could just rattle off a million companies.

And then when the people who work there that are the pawns are ultimately are the ones that get pawned, they get sacrificed, 'cause that's what happens.

[inhales] Uh, couple things I wanna get into today.

Uh, first and foremost, [smacks lips] um, uh, I got...

I wanna be careful on this, 'cause I've kinda done this before, but it's now, uh, come up again in a different area.

And I, I, I'm, I'm gonna do this from the category, from the, uh, perspective, I guess, of, uh, someone who's just saying kudos to the people that are, uh, sticking their neck out.

And they're not really sticking their neck out specifically.

It's a little different than, uh, the previous one.

So the previous one was when, uh, Disney decided, the, the...

Marvel, I guess, Disney/Marvel, decided to fire, like, a thousand people in their, uh, art department, uh, special effects and art department.

Uh, a while back, we, we did a whole show on that, um, or at least part of a show on that.

Because, uh, they did that, and a lot of the, um, kinda the insider track from people is that they've taken the, the work that was done by the art department, the past art department, was things that had been digitized for their movies, and that they were basically telling the people who had created all of these things, uh, [inhales] "Thank you for your service.

Uh, we have, uh, blueprints for what you've done." I don't think they said this, but this is the presumption, and that, uh, "AI or other people can come in and put our, put together whatever we need to put together." And they haven't slowed down.

Maybe they've slowed down, but they haven't stopped making TV shows and movies at Marvel.

And it's just, it was a sad thing when you think about the hard work that goes into it.

Now, I know there've been, uh...

I'm not a person who gets excited when somebody loses their job.

Occasionally, it happens to a football coach, and you just think, "Well, you know, it's time to move on," and it's, it's, it is what it is.

But I always take it at a personal level, and I feel bad for the person.

And I feel bad for all of those people who lost their jobs.

And I know there were some people kinda going, "Well, it's Disney," and when people that work for a company that, uh, like Disney that is, you know, very far left and, you know, they're just, uh, you know, hurting themselves by hurting other people who vote and support their way.

And I think the, the side of that that maybe you could come in on is just, go...

You got these people that...

And I use the term pawns.

I'm gonna keep using the term pawns.

But you got these people that have signed up to be pawns in this political game of chess by, uh, by the folks on the left, the Disneys and, and, you know, [smacks lips] uh, you could just rattle off a million companies.

And then when the people who work there that are the pawns are ultimately are the ones that get pawned, they get sacrificed, 'cause that's what happens.