I did see a funny ex post that was, it wasn't Dan and Carteret that said it, but he's the

one that sent it to me.

It's a guy named Chris Vanani, who said, within a week, we've had a major jewel heist and a

mafia involved poker ring and sports gambling corruption.

We're living in the 1920s, which is further to my point about how stuff like this has been going on

ever since humans could bet on things and money was involved.

I mean, like, Shoah and Todi was involved in a major gambling issue.

Yes. And somehow, you know, he was able to escape. Yeah, because his translator

either really was stealing from him or he took a bullet for him. Now, until there's other evidence,

I have to believe what we've been told. But then again, you know, a couple years later, we find out that

the NBA is pulling Terry Rozier out of the rest of the games of the season, you know, with a fake

injury and clearing him. So, I mean, no commissioner wants this on their plate. And they would do

anything to make sure that it wouldn't happen. And I think if I were a gambler and I were losing money on these games, I'd be livid. Oh, yeah. Right. That's the other part of it. Yeah. And it's all the people that want to blame the sports books, I'll say it again. The sports books were the ones who flagged this to make sure that something nefarious was not going on,

and it turned out that it was.

And just, you know, sportsbooks have been around for years and years and years.

The apps have been around for, what, about five or six years now?

Yeah.

The apps are one thing, but the sports books are completely different.

You know, some of these gambling bets were made at the sports books.

Right.

Not on,

not on the apps. Well, that, well, that too, yes. I mean, there's also, you know, a level of money that you could bet on the app as opposed to in person with cash and yada, yada, yada, different states. But you're in Vegas, you're making a $10,000 bet on Terry Rozier, you know, not getting, you know, three assists.

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