couple playing games this evening and then we will watch night one of the tournament with you on

Thursday night the pregame for the snow show which is happening at the copper top lounge

at wachuset and then Friday morning all morning and who knows maybe all day we will be at

wah-wahwa-wah-wah chuset for a snow show and i hope

you come out and hang and i hope you come out the night before and come out on friday morning and as

i said earlier if you're one of the first 25 who are there on friday morning and you download

the app and we can bear witness to you downloading

the Odyssey app.

I will have a lift ticket for you so that you can board or ski on us on Friday morning.

So last snow show of snow show season.

And then I think Courtney said we should announce all of the road shows on the first of April

in advance of road show season. Yes. Okay. And speaking of the tournament, back to the news

and how much March Madness is going to cost businesses in the United States of America.

Yeah. So March Madness begins this week, and a new

study found that the games could cause the U.S. economy to lose approximately $20 billion in lost

productivity. So the reason is because people are distracted while on the clock. We've got games,

you know, Thursday, Friday. Extra long lunch on

Thursday. Yeah, of course. And you're out and, uh, you don't go back to work or whatever.

Or you're streaming it on your phone or on your laptop. And 40% of people are expected to call in sick

to work to watch a game. Oh, really? Yes. Oh, they must work. They must work for softies when it comes to their managers.

I mean, most people are Fridays anyways now.

But what if you never go to work?

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