So the Colts will be in Berlin.

Now, we need to brush up on our German, Eddie. All I know so far is Guten Tag, right? Yeah, that's all I know. And that's good day. That is good day, right? There's got to be a good evening. Now, did you say that Ben is already in Berlin? He is. Okay, so it would be good afternoon. Ben Guerrero is the director of International for Marketing and Community Impact for the Indianapolis Coltson joins us on the Java House Peel and Poor guest line.

Ben, what other German phrases do we know besides Guten Tag?

I don't know if we could say I'm on the radio, but we've got a lot of Gutens.

You got Guten Morgan's morning and Guten Aubend is good evening. So, okay. On the time. Do you know all kinds of profanities in German also? Was that implied there? That seems to be the first thing people teach you here. All right. Fair enough. Let's begin with this. And pardon my naivete, but I do find this interesting, okay?

Director of International in terms of marketing and community impact.

Now, I'm no Rhodes Scholar, but that tells me that your job is to continue the marketing from an international standpoint for the Indianapolis Colts.

Do you find, I mean, obviously there's a concerted effort from a European standpoint,

but what other, I guess, avenues and or challenges does that job and that title have in

terms of the growth of the Colts?

Oh, I think we're learning a lot of that right now, especially with the Berlin game.

I think, you know, there's obviously cultural differences, but, you know, just in terms of getting permits and getting approvals to do things that we can do and maybe even take for granted in the U.S., not quite the same process here in Germany.

So, you know, we're trying to put on a great time for fans, but there's a lot more, we'll call it red tape to jump through to make something happen over here.

Okay, so let's get to this, Ben, when you talk about the things that you're putting on, for fans that are coming over, because this is technically a Colts home game, correct?

Correct, yeah.

Okay. So for the fans that are coming over, people from Minneapolis that may be coming over,

are there events that you are trying to plan or things that you're trying to do for people

to be able to celebrate the Colts once they are in Berlin?

And what would that calendar be of things that may be taking place?

Yeah, definitely.

We want to make this a celebration of not just, you know, American football,

but the Colts and keep fans from other countries, but also from the U.S., excited and really,

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