00:00Yeah, indeed, and just looking, I mean, at the entertainment industry more broadly, I
00:05mean, you mentioned some of the celebrities and, you know, on our list we're being told
00:09Mel Gibson, Billy Crystal, Anthony Hopkins, Jeff Bridges, some of the people who've lost
00:13their homes in addition to the ones you mentioned.
00:16And some people watching might say, OK, well, they'll probably be all right financially,
00:20but they also are just really, aren't they, the tip of an iceberg in a whole ecosystem
00:25of people involved in the entertainment industry, it includes people like makeup artists and
00:31security staff.
00:32I mean, thousands of lives have been seriously affected, haven't they?
00:37Absolutely.
00:38I mean, it is an industry town.
00:40You know, we have to think of it, I think it's foremost, it's a foremost thing to be
00:44at in our mind is that it does trickle down to every other person who is involved in the
00:54entertainment industry.
00:55You know, you have, this is going to halt work on things.
00:59And that seems bizarre to maybe, you know, think about it in that way, but that is the
01:05economy of Los Angeles.
01:07And that has ripple effects that will go out because there are going to be people who are
01:13unable to work on projects.
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