You know, got to think of the fans and think of the taxpayers. I think Papa Bear would agree with that.

And I don't think Papa Bear wants, it's one thing to move from Decatur to Chicago for the Bears, but not to move out of Illinois.

All right. So here's the thing. I love Governor Quinn. He and I have had wonderful conversations about the White Sox three years.

I disagree with him vehemently on this thing. I don't know what George Hallis would want. I also don't think that the fight song is a binding contract.

So, like, it doesn't bother me, like, the idea of, of the Bears maybe playing someplace else.

And what I've been trying to figure out is, is there, is the connection, what is the

connection for Bears fans who, seemingly today, by the way, judging by some of the stuff

that I saw on social media,

seemingly today figured out that a site in Hammond or Gary was only like 10 miles away from

Soldier Field. Yeah. It's a lot closer than Arlington Heights was.

Yeah, you know, I can't speak to those reactions of those folks that you're talking about.

But I think there's something deeper going on with the fan base, and we can take some calls in the next hour about their reaction to this

and some of it is based on what we talked about like the feeling of being manipulated some of

it is also a deep-seated apparent loathing for indiana or condescension towards indiana

that helps them.

Like, there's, there's been some ugliness that has come out on a few different sides of this.

And there's also, like, some partisan politics stuff that's going on as well.

100%.

Oh, man, it's like, but, but, you know, somebody I respect a lot and her name is your mother.

Like, has that feeling of like, oh, no, I very much do care where they play because it needs not to be Indiana.

Yeah, but there are a lot of people who feel that way, man.

She's never been to a game in Soldierfield.

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