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Bun, I got to open up the show of the question I've been meaning to ask you. Go for it. I saw the other day, or maybe it was about a month ago, you had a lot of soccer balls, and you had a Guinness World Record. Yes. I need to know about this. What is going on here? So, you know, it's FIFA, right? It's World Cup time.

Houston is one of the whole cities. And so Airbnb is a very big part of FIFA because it's a

worldwide company that allows people to find housing when certain cities run out of hotel rooms.

We're really good on hotel rooms.

That's why we get a lot of big events.

But FIFA is something that is a bigger draw than we would normally get because so many people are coming from so many places.

And it's over a set amount of days.

So from the 11th to like the 29th or something like that. So this was part of FIFA and the

Airbnb Division, the United States Division, because they're broken down per country.

And the Parks Department. And so their thing was to try to break a world record

for the most soccer balls in one place, like touching.

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