I once knew somebody who at one time was a business agent for a rock band. He had booked a job at a bar that had up to that point been a country bar. The band had a two-week contract, and in that two weeks managed to increase business volume to something like 170% of what it had been before. The agent and the band were so confident that they were making money for the owner, they were shocked when he didn’t renew the contract. When the agent asked the owner why he didn’t want them back, he said something to the effect that he wants to attract both the country and rock crowds, so he was going to get the country band back for a couple of weeks.

The agent never heard from the owner again. He seems to remember the place being under new management fairly soon afterward.  I think it should be obvious what this brilliant bit of business strategy has to do with LGF.