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You are backed by 40 years of market data, data that I agree with.But my experience has taught me that when I start putting appreciation assumptions into the numbers I present, people (especially people of my generation who are mostly my clients) look at me like I'm the Wolf of Wall Street dude trying to sell them Aerotine Dynamic stock (or whatever it was in the film).

I was reminded of S2A recently when I watched "The Dropout," a film about Theranos.

Oh, and also the massive incentives which have been successfully attracting the film industry!

The same in L.A there are some making a lot in the film industry and increasingly tech too but they are a minority of the population.

"Flipping the panhandle"That sounds like a great new show, @Kevin Stone get down here and start filming!  

Has any landlord here ever received an inquiry about an open apartment on FB marketplace by an applicant whose profile included a rap video of himself self-produced and filmed while he was actually incarcerated in the local county jail?

Here are some real facts: Disney's market share of the film industry in terms of dollars grossed from ticket sales is larger now than any time since 1995 and has increased every year since 2020, which is the opposite of some supposed backlash. a) You're cherry-picking 'facts' to support your narrativeb) Actually, you get enough anecdotes together and they mean more than facts.

I work in the film industry.

Congrats on your life long success.Thanks for the kind words....Well, yes, I am glad you asked that question, in fact with the most recent development that made medical history, I am honored to say YES, I did go through, even at age 73, the not so painful process of cloning.When  I started in this business, the most exciting electronic device I purchased when they came popular is a pager, I had to use pay phones and actually mail letters, look up property owners in person at the court house, go to the copy center, and drop off film at the local photo-mat and wait a week to get my pictures.