comment: >
  
  How about instead of just apologizing you donate some of your mass amounts of wealth to helping conserve and protect sharks
context: Not good enough sort some reparations out >
  
  Indeed >
  
  One of the saddest short videos I ever saw (sorry, no link as it was a film theater) was a great white who lost its dorsal fins for soup sliding hopelessly into the dark abyss.  
  I personally never want to be eaten by an apex predator.  Equally appreciate Spielberg’s circumspection with the legacy of Jaws.  Which is still one of my favorite movies. >
  
  I met Spielberg on a trip in the Bahamas, him and his group of buddies would wait by the fishing charters and pay the charters big bucks for live sharks. We would sit around and drink beers and just kill the sharks with hammers. Sometimes he’d pay us to wrestle them. One time he paid me to go on a romantic date with one in a salt water pool. I actually fell in love. I miss her so much. >
  
  You see, a shark's love is very different from that of a square. >
  
  This is incorrect. He apologized to sharks for jews. Or to jews for sharks... not sure which. >
  
  Since he's Jewish it would have to be the former (and yes, as Jew I definitely read "Jews" first in the OP). >
  
  But maybe Jaws was Jaw-ish. >
  
  Jaws control the media. Look at 'Shark Week'! You don't see 'Swordfish Week', or 'Blowfish Week!' 
  There have been more movies about Sharks than any other sea creature. A coincidence? I think not! 
  /s >
  
  I hear Jaws control the banks too.
  /s >
  
  Pretty sure Peter Benchley did this decades ago. >
  
  Pretty sure Spielberg did too. It’s just a thing that occasionally pops up because he mentions it again in another interview and it makes a good headline.