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You just got back from New York. I was at the U.S. Open. I had to go to the women's finals. It was mandatory. I had to see that final match between Anna Samova and Sabaanka. Okay, so what do you like about being there? Is it the sports? Is it the sort of CNBCN? seen, it seems like a very sort of like celebrity event. Yeah. It is more celebrity here at the U.S. Open than it is at like the other grand slams, I think. There's always celebs, but at this one is definitely like a New York thing. So I've never been in the Australian Open. I've never been in the French Open. I go to Wimbledon every year for a few matches whenever I can get there, the beginning or the end. Obviously, it's better to get there than end because it becomes more competitive. But the U.S. Open just has the most fun vibe. Really? Okay. First of all, it's like, it's so fun because I know a lot of tennis people.

So I, whoever invites me, like you could go as a, you could buy your own ticket or you could go as a guest to like one of the brands there or like I went and sat in the president's box for this match

since I was invited by somebody there. And then it's just like a fun vibe. A, they're drinking. They

have honey deuses. Like every open has their signature drink. Like Wimbledon, it's Pims cups, which are so fun. And Wimbledon is very, very convivial and beautiful, but a little stiffer. You know, you've got to be a little bit, a little bit more proper. I mean, I'm not, but that's what they're expecting. And then U.S. Open is just kind of like more loosey-goose. Like it's just a really

relaxed vibe. It's a fun day out. I went with two of my friends, Naomi and Serena this time. I mean, I went with Hannah Berner in one of the matches. I went with Juliana Margulies to one of the matches. But then I was it. I was like, okay, you know what? I have to go back for the finals. So I flew in for literally the day to go watch the finals in person. But it's just the

atmosphere. The atmosphere is

just bubbling and I love that vibe. I'm a day person. I love that like day atmosphere.

And then, yeah, and then you're home at a reasonable hour. And yeah, I don't know.

Yeah. See, if you're ever going to catch me at a reasonable hour. And, yeah, I don't know. Yeah.

See, if you're ever going to catch me at a sports match of any kind, it's something that has a fun crowd. You know, like, I'm not there. I don't know who's playing. I don't know who's winning. But, like, I in high school spent some time in Mexico, and we would go to the baseball games there. And they would like light rolls of paper towels on fire and like throw them down the stands.

Like it was a very crazy, fun environment. So, like, I'm not there to check out the sports, but, like, I love a dodger game. As you can see, see, I neglect you to mention any of the tennis. But what I do love about the tennis is that it's a level of excellence. You know, like, if you watch the Benz, it's the same guys that get past that knock everybody out of the way.

It's the same three guys. It's Djokovic, it's Jokovic, it's Yonik Sinner, and it's Alcarez. They knock everybody out of their way. So they are playing at such a high level. So, and with the girls, they're less,

Arena Sabalanka is very consistent.

She's always in the finals,

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