All right, well, we've been talking about the cowboys in Micah.

And boy, it's just not hard to find people that are over Micah.

I always find that amazing that the Cowboys could be stuck in this cycle of nothingness for three decades,

and yet people are still willing to take Jerry's side in just about every negotiation.

It's...

Including job.

It's really fascinating that no matter how many times in a row,

Jerry says to you, money's more important to me than winning.

People want Jerry to have even more money

or to save him from having to pay out money.

Like, anytime there's a player versus Jerry,

and I don't know if it's an age thing, I don't know if it's an age thing.

I don't know if it's an athlete thing or these athletes are so rich

and why should they get to drive nicer cars and why, you know,

whatever it is that inside a human,

maybe a small business owner who's had some employees want their wages put up a little bit and maybe that's

more resonant than the opposite, which is the unknown billions of an owner?

I think it's just that they love the laundry so much. They love that feeling of the 90s and being a winner and being

associated with a winner. It's just a very powerful feeling. I'll never forget, last year,

got a party pass for the first time ever, and you would have thought that everybody's standing

30 people deep where you can't even see the field, you would have thought

it was Christmas.

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