> "Hey, old man, I learned in school today that there used to be these companies called 'studios', and they would actually spend tens or hundreds of millions of

> "Hey, old man, I learned in school today that there used to be these companies called 'studios', and they would actually spend tens or hundreds of millions of dollars making scripted entertainment, and you would actually sit still, in a chair, and watch it -- whatever happened to that?" He's right on most of his points, but his vision of the future is a little absurd. People will always want good stories with high production values. Distribution is changing, but it's funny how he casts it as ridiculous that people in the future won't be able to "sit still, in a chair".