And So, All righty. I'm here with Tom. How's it going? Yeah really good. Thank you. How about you? Feeling good, yep.

Coming towards the end of the World Cup.

It's been pretty good.

I'm beginning to feel, I don't know about you, but I'm getting to feel that the talk about the price we've paid for this

World Cup or say we the price migrant workers have paid for this World Cup is beginning to be forgotten by media coverage, which I think was probably

inevitable, but especially because of football has actually been very good and dramatic.

Yeah, it's definitely felt like Qatar have got everything they wanted from this World Cup.

You've just heard, well you've heard less of the negative chat,

especially on broadcast media,

just it's just dissipated throughout the tournament

and the compliments of just proliferated really, like you just think of like oh it's just so great that it's all held in like one city and and during the Croatia game I heard that they were talking about, oh, well Croatia were talking about themselves

how they've really benefited energetically from not flying across the country like they did in Russia and they did in Brazil.

Whereas here and you just see it here like the commentators talking about that being like,

oh yes, he's so great in that respect and talking about the great

stadiums and all that kind of thing it's like yeah you've kind of forgotten who built this

and and at what cost and yes it's it's like I say, it's been everything that

Tarr could have ever wanted. Whereas I think if the football had been less exciting,

I think back to especially the start of the South Africa World Cup where it was quite drab.

The Vufusailers were annoying a lot of people and I think there was a lot of

racially charged language that was kind of bandied about in at the start of that World Cup.

The pitches weren't particularly great the football like I

say was quite drab there weren't many goals the Jabalani was causing loads of

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