Adam Hoge

Um, but I do think that that has frustrated all parties and to bring this back to Indiana today, where I am currently at just steps away from the Capitol, where they're expected to vote for,

to advance their bill in the Senate today.

You know, I, I, it seems like everybody's on board in Indiana, but I do have, that is one of my remaining questions.

Like what type of commitment are they truly getting from the bears on this right now?

And is there anything they can do at the last minute to try to get a little bit more of a firm commitment before they actually go through and send this to governor Braun's desk?

Vaguely.

Yeah.

Look, I, I, I think it's a, I think it's a fair point.

It's fair question.

I've had similar conversations many times this week as I've been in last week to following the story.

Um, the weird thing is though, is this might all end up, even if it is clumsy.

And I think there's some Kate, you know, plenty of examples that people can point to, to, to support that notion.

Um,

it could all work out.

You know what I mean?

Like it, if, if, if it all led and what, you know, I think there was definitely a miscommunications and it, it was a big flunky at least last week and how, and we know from the governor that the statement they put out really pushing hard for Indiana and support it, you know, complimenting Indiana for, for the significant steps in their stadium developments and,

really rub them the wrong way.

Like there is some of that all going on, but at the same time, you can also argue that, you know, since I talked to you guys last Thursday and the last week, it has really advanced these talks in a productive way with both sides.

Now put the bears and the state of Illinois now saying that they have a

made a lot of progress.