Most people want Netflix and a few movie channels.

I also host/produce a quickly growing podcast called Go Rent Skip where we recommend what movies are worth the theater, renting, or skipping.I could possibly exchange advertising space on the show in exchange for advice/mentorship.Thanks and I’m looking forward to getting started!

;-) like the movie.... ha ha!

I then called another company Bio Recovery who's parent company is Prestige WorldWide Industries (http://www.prestigeworldwide.company) which if you've never seen the movie Step Brothers is the name of their "Fake Company" which makes me now question doing business with these guys.

These resorts have amenities guests love, pools, spas, clubhouses, water slides, mini movie theaters, tiki bars, tennis, beach volleyball, basketball, games arcades, playgrounds and some even have restaurants.

I split the screen into three using Ecamm Movie Tools choosing the option to save as separate files.From there, I send to our editor, who does his magic and makes us look and sound great.

@Ryan Klemetson - That reads more like a movie script than reality! 

This area never truly took a hit, but with the soon to be overpricing/overcrowdedness of Atlanta lots, I expect developers to heavily target this area (along with East Point) for luxury condos catered to millenials, actors/actresses, and movie directors, and those more affluent looking to be out of the way, but still in the mix if you catch my drift, and then some regular residential lofts catered to those who work at the airport, in the City, or those who pop in and out of the city at will.Your views on Cascade Ave are interesting though.

I would highly recommend reading The Big Short by Michael Lewis, then watch the movie again.

I took the money that I used to spend on dinner out, movies, and other frivolous nonsense and put it into a savings account instead.