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To: bruwin who wrote (64134)	6/4/2020 6:23:49 PM
From: Madharry	Respond to of 78451

I see the upward move in disney but i just cant see the quick recovery in terms of espn cruise lines theme parks, or movies. and thats disney. so under normal circumstances i might say $150 is a fair price but we are at least two years from normalcy so I cant see paying more than $75 or $80 for disney. my friend bought it at $100 and I told him the same thing the day he bought it. why own that when you can buy beaten down mortgage servicers banks and auto suppliers. I dont know how airlines and ,movie theaters are gonna survive.Who is going to want to sit in an enclosed space with stranger for two hours if they dont have to? What business is going to force their employee to fly somewhere if can be handled in another way.?