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Thursday, August 09, 2018 7:49:12 AM
- He clearly states 1 year in the Bloomberg interview
- He also mentions average usage is "just under 2 movies" in the CNN interview, but "close to 1" in the Bloomberg interview. Then he goes on to speculate how they can "get it to 1", namely by focusing on the casual user who visits a movie theatre 4-5 times a year. How is Moviepass of ANY interest to people who spend $40-$50 a year on movie theatres when the subscription costs them $120?
- He also said cutting out the high frequency users will reduce cost of revenues by 40%. How does make that a reduction in cash burn by 60%?
- Sometines he uses past tense as if the reduction had already occured, even though measures are not implemented until August 15th, sometimes he uses undetermined projections.
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