So I wanted to kick this around with you, David, as we are now just a couple hours away from face off at game two.

And that is the arena.

So my wife was watching it the other night, and she said this now like three times while watching these games.

And she feels like she's bad luck.

Like, she walked out of the room, and all of a sudden they scored three goals.

And that's been kind of the case.

And so I'm like, well, it's fine.

If as long as you recognize that, and she'll be like, I can't, I...

When they start losing, she's like, I don't need to watch.

They're better when I don't watch. So she recognizes that.

But she said, and I know you said this whenever we were talking about Winnipeg fans versus Stars fans, she's like, that is the loudest arena I've ever heard on TV.

And I feel like having been at a handful of these games, you know, whether it was this year or last year in the playoffs,

that I think that that place now is front and center number one as far as loudness goes by way of fan bases in the Metroplex.

Yeah, I mean, Reunion Arena always had that reputation.

Yes.

Because it didn't have any suites and the roof was low and the noise just bounced around in there.

And the reunion rowdies were a thing.

And then when they moved to the AAC, it wasn't that it was an antiseptic building,

but it just didn't have the same energy.

And it's, but it's built over time.

You know, obviously the Mavs have had some incredible crowds there.

Yeah.

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