Here you go.

go. 12.23. Creditor is what Shohe O'Tani is of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

I am going about my day, feeling pretty good about it Monday, getting ready for Hanukkah dinner with my two of my three

children, wrapping presents, I'm terrible at wrapping, just estimating wrong and then the tape and then I have to mix and match, just

a nightmare and then label it because you forget who's what for what.

Everything's going great. Something comes across my phone that

Shohayo Tani's contract has major deferrals it. Well that wasn't big news that was originally part of the

show hey announcement is that the 700 over 10 created deferrals part of that contract was deferrals. Standard operating

deferrals, which of course decreases the value of the deal in today's

dollars, went through that on Saturday's bonus emergency pod,

went through it again yesterday,

and in my wildest dreams, I could not have thought

that the text I got when Koca alerted me what the Otani

contract was where he will instead of getting 70 million per year for 10 years

that's 700 million over 10, he will get 2 million per year for 10 years.

That's 20 million, then 68 million per year for the next 10 years.

That's the total of $700 million.

So it's actually $700 million over 20 years

is the contract. When you calculate present value, which we discussed with you,

when you apply a discount rate, which is a concept we also discussed with you,

it ends up being for baseball calculation purposes,

$460 million over 10 years.

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