A big part of line go up logic is that if you don’t have the optimal line uppies per dollar, you’ve failed. It’s the reason why they tend to not do smaller projects, because $5 that returned $10 on something small is not as good as $5 that returned $20 on something big. So by their metrics, if you don’t have the maximum possible line uppies per dollar, you’ve failed.
It is. But for some reason they released it in cinemas.
The reason is money.
Well, that didn’t work out.
It did it’s job. Line went up.
A big part of line go up logic is that if you don’t have the optimal line uppies per dollar, you’ve failed. It’s the reason why they tend to not do smaller projects, because $5 that returned $10 on something small is not as good as $5 that returned $20 on something big. So by their metrics, if you don’t have the maximum possible line uppies per dollar, you’ve failed.