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This lawsuit involving, well, streaming or I guess internet service is fascinating to me. Can we get into this for a few minutes? Sure. It's going to look, Casey's showing. Rob, that's Casey. Casey, as you know, on this program does all the work here. I simply just show up and I say, what are we doing? And then Casey's like, it's on the template. She'll tell me what she wants to do and I'll say, okay, where can I find this story? It's on the template I spent five hours on.

Is that how I sound in your mind?

And then I'll say, what time did you have that on the template at?

9.45.

Yeah.

Okay.

So this is fascinating story, though.

USA Today has the story.

And it is about a billion dollar lawsuit that has made its way all the

way to the Supreme Court involving basically essentially the music community, for lack of a better

term, suing Cox, what are the, Cox Communications. They're a massive internet provider.

They're a broadcast company, but also they provide internet service.

Yeah.

And Sony Music Entertainment and 50 other record labels were involved in this.

And they were saying, look, Cox as this internet provider, has not done

enough to curb the tide of blatantly illegal internet streaming.

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