At the same time, American made films are making billions of dollars in many foreign
countries–blasting domestic box office receipts out of the water.
That’s sad in a way — I’d rather not have the rest of the world become more poisoned with Dumberican unculture than is has already been.
Electric cars: great.
Spreading American poison: no fucking thanks.[/quote]
Understand how you might feel that way about some of the films out there, sp. That’s one of the reasons we started investing in them. We really have to believe in a project and the message it is sending–before we get involved.
IMO, films are not going away, and someone or some entity is making millions, if not billions in investment revenue–every year. I’d much rather see those dollars going to American investors vs. foreign–which is another reason we got involved. Plus, we’re having a great time with it![/quote]
AMEN. Kudos to you flyer. You sound like a guy that wears many “hats”!
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I was thinking about getting the house automated. I already switched out a lot of the lighting to make it more energy efficient. I know a lot of companies have gotten into the home automation space. Do you recommend one over another based on your experience?[/quote]
I did it myself by buying a zwave controller on amazon and the necessary switches, etc.. It cool to be able to operate lights and door locks remotely, but it’s not a must have.
I only have a small apartment but you have a big house so you might want to call a professional.[/quote]
Thanks flyerinHI. Ah zwave. I thought that would have been bigger by now but it seems like nothing really became of it as of yet. Yeah, I have a bigger house so I’d probably need to call a professional. All these gadgets and gizmos are exciting.
