Straight to the phones. We got Mike on a cell, Batten Leadoff on a Tuesday. Mikey, how are you today?

I am well guys, how are you?

Excellent. What's on your mind?

Good, so you guys have kind of touched on pretty much my main grape is I am very

frustrated with the ownership groups specifically three of them in this city

that have over-promised delivered not just on the field but off and they

don't have to answer to anybody because they're the boss.

So why, why, and Gores showed his colors on Friday when they were an hour late to the press

conference to announce the president that they hired a month ago.

Oh I mean do you do you need me to tell you my thoughts on Tom Gores? I'm pretty sure you know them.

No, I think we all know them. And then the Illich Group, you know, again, the District of Detroit that is reminiscent of the baseball team that

hasn't been relevant in 10 years and a hockey team that is longer.

In three of these four teams haven't been relevant since the late 20, the like 2008, 2009, 2010.

What, and they don't have to answer to anybody.

It's frustrating because

they answer the hard questions and the hard times and now we're propping them up in the

hard times and now we're propping them up in the good time.

And here's the thing look Rigo and now we're propping them up in the good time.

And here's the thing.

Look, RICO's right in this sense.

If you win, you can get away with a lot more.

But I think part of the love affair

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