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That was certainly a frustration.

I remember from Brazil.

But yeah, seeing the game, watching Brazil play on the beach is awesome.

You're next to a little beach bar.

You could barbecue your own meat.

Oh, nice.

And so we were to have a table there during the game. Just we're on the beach, you know, bought a, you know, hawked a couple of beers, people walking down the street, walking selling items and stuff. But everyone's just, it's like, I think half million, quarter million people on the beach watching this game and like the energy of them watching all these big screens and like the crowd like pulsate with every shot or you know turnover and stuff it's

in which a penalty kicks and the the the tense atmosphere was a one of the craziest sporting

that wouldn't even at the game but seemed like that sporting experience seeing Brazil playing

the World Cup in Brazil that's fucking great it was awesome yeah um but yeah cool part of World Cup all the World Cup in Brazil. That's fucking great. It was awesome. Yeah. But yeah, the cool part of World Cup, all three World Cups I've been to, is seeing people from other parts of the world. It's meeting them. In Brazil, after the game, we put out that beach bar, grow your own food on your own table. They bring raw meat and you just kind of cook it right there. But some English guys share at our table, a couple people from Colombia were there.

Just meeting from everyone all around the world.

That's the pulp cards of like going to Olympics or World Cups is like kind of the world together's atmosphere.

So that's the state of experience a little bit different because you see other people for other countries go to the different games.

But Brazil game I was around U.S. fans. A Brazil, Germany, or Germany game in Brazil around U.S. fans. So we were kind of chanting and cheering a little bit. And same with guitar. I was in a group of U.S. fans away from Iranians. But so those are more almost home like road college games.

Yeah, yeah. You know, the passion, the atmosphere, the chanting, the singing, you don't have a band, but you, or tree leaders, but you're certainly, there's some person leading a chant somewhere or just, you know, you know, just the tip atmosphere, I think.

I compared to college football is World Cup soccer.

So, Qatar.

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