You know, a lot of these ownership groups now are starting to sell minority stakes in their teams. In the back of your mind, are you thinking when the day comes where you retire, maybe you'd like to be a part owner of the Chiefs. Uh, yeah.I mean, hopefully that's a long time from now, um, when I retire, but, uh, I mean, that would obviously be cool. I mean, uh, Kansas City and the Chiefs have done so much for me. Um, so to be a part of them in any way, um, would be really cool.And so, uh, I know they do the ...

the Giants ones. It's uh basically it's too expensive for me. I mean the these these numbers are getting uh very big.Even a 1% stake. Yeah. A 1% stake is something valued at $10 billion, you know, it turns into a very big number.So, um, you know, I I love the Giants and I think it, you know, is deserving of that valuation and, um, there'll be people that want to go for it and I was kind of along the ride, but it really is a matter of there's some, um, complications with the fact that I'm doing broadcasting. ...

Well, we look at a lot of different factors. The demographic, the psychoraphic, current W Fandon, corporate partners like Fortune 500 and Russell 1000 companies based there, uh, arena, practice facility, player experience. I mean, there's literally like a Rubik's cube of 25 different criteria we looked at.But one of the most important thing is a long-term committed ownership group. And we found that in spades in these three cities. ...