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paul sweeney says i am wrong. he says it is a real model.here are some people out there today questioning it. i don't know. jonathan: maybe those numbers validating where we have been instead of inspiring where we might go. lisa: i have to confess, i was a naysayer of netflix when they were raising billions and billions of dollars and not posting any profits. they are moving to free cash flow positive and see themselves being free cash flow positive for the foreseeable future, and i find that really interesting. their story is actually born out. it is down 2%, but the stock is up almost 100% year-to-date. it is not like it has been suffering. we have seen a massive run, and the fact is they saw the lowest subscriber growth since 2016, but we did see acceleration that surprised people. i will just put that out there. jonathan: was that a bullish take on the pricing of the credit market? lisa: that was a realistic assessment. jonathan: validating how that credit was priced previously. lisa: basically, people were viewing it as a junk credit, n

and my job is to walk in and say, hey paul, something i can't remember the line was, but i stopped and the director bob sweeney said why he's stopping ronnie? and i said why, i don't think a kid would say it that way. why do you think a kid would say it? and i said well, like this, and i pitched my little rewrite and he said good say say the line that way let's, let's rehearse it again. let's go. and i remember feeling this wave of appreciation of engagement. you know, and, and, and excitement creative excitement and i was standing there and from across from across the sheriff's office at andy said what do you grinning at young? and i said, well that's the 1st idea of mine. you've taken any, gave it the proper timing and said, well, it was the 1st one that was any damn good. now let's rehearse the theme. and i was so blessed. so bless, to be in that environment and you know, it's informed everything that i've done since then. and the way i like to work the way, you know, the, the respect for, you know, realizing the potential of a scene. whatever the tone, whether it's playful and it's for the grinch stole chr