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You think about the way that D.C. has transformed. We've seen it here. Yes. I don't know how many years we've worked here, but with National Park. It feels like we've worked here 100 years. It's been a long time. Eight or nine, maybe. Something in that. I think you're right. Something around there. Peter He knows

He would know

Definitely know

It was the anniversary

But I mean

We used to be able to see the Capitol. Now we got all these high rises. We used to park in a lot. There was just nothing but vacant lots around here. Everything is kind of popped up. But during Bowser's tenure, like the Wharf has transformed. The Nationals Park preceded her, I believe, but this area has transformed and now she gets

this to go along with the Capitals and Wizard staying.

When do they get it?

Have they already started like construction on kind of renovating?

Yeah, Capital One?

Yeah.

I can't say, I'm not down there. They did it over the summer. So really? So what are we going to notice? They're trying to do the bulk of it over the summers. Right. Because obviously during the fall, it's being used. The caps and the Wizards. So what did they do? Like what will we notice? You may not notice much. I don't know. It's more for the players, more amenities.

I think they were redoing the locker rooms. You may not notice much I don't know It's more for the players

More amenities

I think they were like

redoing the locker rooms

I could be wrong on it

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