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We looked at the live tour a lot last week, and now two more top 20 world ranked golfers make the jump.

So you looked at it a lot last week when I was sick?

Give me the gist of the conversation.

It was when Bryson left and Patrick Reed when they left. But what was the take? Did you guys read from the newspaper and say, today? We talked about fading the live golfers at the U.S. Open. You were here one day. Let's not all be on. It's all last week. All right. I'm just interested in the take because sometimes it's like reading from the newspapers

I didn't know was there a take were you saying after Saudis, USA, Iron Sheiks, stinks, that

kind of stuff?

My take was, I don't even look at this as like a, there's people who are painting it as a patriotic

thing.

Like if you're going to live tour, somehow you're doing something

wrong against America. I just disagree with it. I think these guys are doing what's best for them financially. Well, that doesn't, that isn't mutually exclusive. They could be doing what's best for them financially and what's not good for human rights generally, right? I think that's fair. Okay. So, I mean, I'm not sure. I think there's two sides of this conversation.

Because on one hand, let's go to the most easy, the easiest extreme, Hitler.

Right?

So Hitler, let's say at the end of WW2, they just kind of go back to Germany and they can fortify and they don't get overthrown.

So Hitler's there. And he's going to start a golf tour. It's just going to call it the Hitler golf tour. How much does it cost to get you involved, AJ? I don't think there's a number that gets me involved in that. Okay. So now we know, really no number. I don't think so. Do you ever see

the movie The Third Man? No. It's a great movie and it has Orson Wells in it and he plays a guy

who's selling bad penicillin to like people in WW2 and they're up on this Ferris wheel and

all the people look like little dots. He goes, how much would it take for you to make that one dot disappear? He goes, what about that dot? And it kind of was a powerful concept. It's like, whenever you think of individuals you know, it's like, oh, my gosh, just think Jim, you know, had a kidney problem because that one food was wrong and they didn't recall it. But then if it's like, well, there's 2,000 people

in Arkansas, it's like, well, I don't go to Arkansas or even more in Argentina, right? Or somewhere

in Africa there's an issue. We all just shrug at that. So to me, I'm skeptical of the ethical

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