All right, checking on the ticket text briefly.

We'll get the prop back casino.

We'll turn our attention to the Lions at 3 o'clock. Kenny, what do you got, buddy? More money in college sports? Great. That's just what we need. This sucks. It's interesting, though, is like, Kenny, I don't know what the ratio is on ticket text. People calling in seem unbothered. That's fine. I don't expect people to agree.

But it's just... take a text. People calling in seem unbothered. That's fine. I don't expect people to agree.

But it's just college was distinctly different, and that is, it's gone. And all it's going to be is a way worse version of professional sports. That's the problem. The fast money ain't good money.

Good way of putting it.

And the ratio, you asked about how many people it kind of is on the ticket text.

Most of the people are saying that they hate this and more money in college sports is only going to ruin it even quicker.

Yeah, because again, I mean, look, we all love the NFL, right?

College football from a product standpoint is nowhere close to the NFL.

In fact, it's garbage if you stack it up.

But here's the difference.

College football was unique.

It was different.

It was volatile.

All they're doing is homogenizing it to where it is the USFL comparative to the NFL.

Why?

Money. That doesn't serve the product.

This is just another dagger to college sports. Money has been wrecking the college sports landscape for me for a while now. I think the last five years. Would you say that's fair

Rico? That COVID basically made people even more

desperate. And you've ended up in a four to five years span. It's been a hurricane in college.

No, I think COVID is a good point of delineation where you can say before COVID and after

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