Welcome to Entrepreneurs and Playbook. I'm David Meltzer. We're here at the greatest stadium ever built, maybe arguably.

Andres can tell us if he's been in better because he's been in more stadiums probably than I have.

But five and a half billion dollars and a billion dollar TV screen behind us, that's not bad with American football.

But I know Americans are ignorant and his times arrogant about their football, but I've been

involved in the World Cup since I was CEO of Samsung's data division when they made the quarter

finals, Korea versus Italy. And when I went to the restroom in the third period before the

extended period, I was the only one missing from my seat. If you don't think football, the original football, the world's best and biggest sport,

is something significant by the end of this podcast, you will.

I'm blessed to have Andres Cantor here with me.

He is the voice of football worldwide,

because everybody knows if you ask them the number one,

I think branded voice and signature line,

we have back, back, back, back, back by one of my friends,

but there's nothing bigger than that call of call.

Andres Cantor, welcome to the playbook.

It is my pleasure to be here.

I mean, yes, this is probably one of the nicest, for sure, one of the newest and most expensive

stadiums in the world, which actually is going to be U.S. home base,

because they're going to play two out of the three first round matches here.

They'll kick off their World Cup campaign here.

So I'm very excited that I'll be here calling their games.

And how many games at the World Cup have you called?

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