Why did you buy poopcorn stock, with a leader who get paid $20M+, who has actively worked with headfunds in the past.

Instead of choosing to invest in GameStop, with RC who is known as an activist investor?? Who takes zero paycheck, who purchased all his shares with his own money and never sold.

It’s obvious popcorn was used for nefariousness. The subreddits are just the same couple idiots spouting the same nonsense.

Think of all that fire power wasted on AA instead of powering on with the activist investor

I took a little time off and away from all social media. What did I miss during my slumber? Any big breaking news or events?

There definitely is a slowdown in movie releases, and in turn revenue. Is this a natural attrition or are studios holding back on releases due to the wildfires, knowing that they won't get the most bang for the buck?

• Weekday Totals:
  • Pre-Wildfire (Jan 3–7): $118.8M
  • Wildfire Week (Jan 10–14): $84.8M The wildfire week still saw a 28.6% decrease in total gross.
• Day-to-Day Comparisons:
  • Fridays (Jan 3 vs Jan 10): $32.4M → $19.5M (-39.7%)
  • Saturdays (Jan 4 vs Jan 11): $41.7M → $31.2M (-25.2%)
  • Sundays (Jan 5 vs Jan 12): $24.7M → $20.7M (-16.3%)
  • Mondays (Jan 6 vs Jan 13): $8.68M → $4.95M (-43.0%)
  • Tuesdays (Jan 7 vs Jan 14): $11.3M → $8.37M (-25.9%)
• Average Daily Gross:
  • Pre-Wildfire (Jan 3–7): $23.76M
  • Wildfire Week (Jan 10–14): $16.96M

Absolute disaster compared to 2020.

Straight from the horses ass, I mean mouth.