Back to work here. Let's get started with a little bit of news to begin with. We

not get to all of it. And we got, of course, to the Southeast Division young players.

Danny, I, there are a lot of young players in the Southeast Division is doing a lot of

rebuilding, but it was a good chance to catch up on some of the lesser luminary players

in that division and see who we might like. But I think the place to start here is just

that it seems like the NBA has made it through this critical first period here. It's been

now six days, seven days, I think, since the last of the teams arrived on July 9th. No positive

tests inside the ball. We did. There were two that were caught in the quarantine period

in Orlando, but there's since the period where the players have started having close contact

with another, they have not had any positive tests. I don't know if we would get a discussion

of a positive test that was outside of the players necessarily, but yeah, a lot of players

still aren't necessarily there, but inside the public seems to be working, Danny.

Right. And that is the most important factor in terms of whether we actually get games

in what would be two weeks from when we record this. Be the first thing that's awfully

exciting for the two of us. And we're also starting to get some preliminary indications

on how the the league might try to handle next season. You and I both you know this

obviously far better with the COVID data news, but you and I both expressed significantly

more optimism about the viability of the Orlando bubble than the viability of the 2020

slash 21 season, which will not all occur in a bubble for a variety of reasons. Instead

would be primarily in home markets and travel and all that. And we started to get a little

bit of an inkling that maybe they would consider doing the season or these other complications

partially because there could be a very logical and unsurprising difference in gate revenue

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