What people don't realize is that 20% of the United States GDP comes from walkable neighborhoods

in its top 35 metro areas.

20% comes from these tiny urban areas.

And if you think about the city of London, right, which is this one square mile, which makes

so much for our GDP.

If you think about Silicon Valley in the United States, which has a higher GDP than Finland, just that small area of the United

States, the world leading experts come together in one place and you've got universities,

you've got a private sector, you've got a highly skilled workforce, they all come together to

produce something more than the sum of their parts. That is how Silicon Valley has done

the amazing thing it's done. That is how the square mile has done the amazing thing that

it's done. These are the wins that we can do. It's not about

spending more money. It's about spending it way more efficiently and getting much more

out of it.

All right, we're on, well, I can tell you about that. So, as Colin was saying, we went up to see

the Raiders and look, I mean, look at me.

And we had this idea of buying the local football club.

And there's no club in England that had used Skull and Crossbones as their logo.

And I was like, really?

Why not?

Yeah.

I mean, it's, Skull and it's kind of crossbones are cool.

You mentioned St. Paoli.

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