So I'm going to be honest with you. I do not know the full details of this. I did not want to know the details of it until we could all find out about this together.

Yes. All right, so I'll tell you. You want to start or should Sean start?

Short claims he knows more than you.

He does, but Sean, you'll back me up here.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

So there was only, no, it's not even about that fight yet.

There's only one thing that everybody in that arena last night agreed upon.

One thing only.

And that was the National Anthem.

This guy, Ron Brooks, now back me up here, Sean, give me the details double amputee yep he is in a wheelchair and I

guess he's sung the national anthem multiple times over the years at Wells Fargo

but his rendition of this he probably didn't see it if you didn't go to the game. I don't know if they had it on television, but it was so like moving and powerful and like different than most people sing the national anthem.

The influence on words or phrases in the in the in the song were where it was meant to be not where we think it's supposed to be you know what I mean?

Yes like he like most people harmonize it until they just want to like the words that make your

voice sound melodic they sing on on and they drag out.

He rushed through those things and got to like,

the home of the brave.

I mean, it was unbelievable.

It was awesome.

That was everybody in the arena.

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