All right, you know what, changing plans here.

David, I have to tell you.

Oh, by the way, yeah, welcome, how is everybody?

Yada yada, I know how everyone is.

I've been here with you guys.

You were fully engross, yeah, because we were talking about this. That's not like, you, yeah, you were doing a thing.

Well, good old beans walks in and decides, hey, watch this, I'm a roll hand grenade in the bedroom.

Yeah. So, hold on a minute. You mean to tell me as bad as Bally is at least it's on my TV system

that the Tigers Red Wings and Pistons I will then have to stream all of their games. They will no longer be an over-the-air product.

That is what it appears to be. Now the final details have yet to come out, but it looks as if, yes, you are correct.

If you want to watch any of those three teams,

you're going to have to stream them on Amazon.

I got to tell you that's a disaster.

That's a complete disaster for the average person. Like we talk about this all the time.

You want to stream an NFL playoff game as an exclusive. You want to stream a Saturday night

college football game. You're asking people to do something once a season.

They may be once a week at most.

When you get into sports that have 162 games or 82 games, you are asking people on a nightly

basis to now not be able to watch television and you want to hold them captive

And I hate to break it to people. No one's doing it

No one is going to log in 82 times for Wings.

Because you know what you can't do?

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