Adam Carolla

I go, I know, because their parents didn't own cars.

Like, they're first new to this.

It takes a while to get into it, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, if you compare it to other sports in our country, I mean, football, I don't know how long the NFL has been around, 50s, 60s, whatever.

Basketball, probably similar.

Baseball, 100 plus years.

And soccer, really, for the last maybe 20, 25 years.

So it just takes time.

And if you look at other parts of the world.

Because it's all they've had and it's been around for a century plus.

It is a religion.

Yeah, that's right.

And it's kind of crazy.

And it's also sometimes a little scary.

But it kind of reminds me like when Manny Pacquiao would fight and the Philippines would close down, you know?

You know why, Adam?

It's...

It's like I analogize it to college football, kind of like the intensity and the passion of the fans, but with national pride on top of it.

So like the Pacquiao example is great because everybody in the Philippines is like pulling for him.