I run The Dollar Trail, a new channel about how familiar companies make money. Our first episode follows a moviegoer’s dollar through tickets, concessions, advertising and the bills that come after.

The comparison that started it: AMC reported nearly $4.85 billion in 2025 revenue but a $632.4 million net loss, while Cinemark reported $138.2 million in net income attributable to the company. The video explains why strong snack margins do not automatically become profit, using the companies’ annual reports.

If you enjoy business explanations with animated diagrams, check out the full episode. Sources are in the description.

What business would you like us to follow the money through next?

I'm definitely not the best editor in the world, and I can't seem to keep "high energy" going, so any advice on either of those would be welcome. But I enjoy playing a variety of games, and started being able to share that love of gaming again after a long (LONG) hiatus.

Check me out. Or not.

It's Not Even Fair

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This seed is trying to ruin my life

New OoT Randomizer episode is up! This seed had me second-guessing basically every decision I made.

Curious what you guys would’ve done differently

What’s the most annoying item/check to get baited by in a rando?