Adriana

Did they, or was it like a higher up decision?

So they're trying to think that if the ball is smaller, women can like hold it more, but it's not that much smaller.

So it's a production issue now.

It's not really going to be able to hold it.

And my thing is that now, if you have a tournament with men and women, you have to buy two types of balls.

And I want to say they've got so many other things to figure out.

Like the ball was the last thing that needed to be dealt with when it comes to rugby and its growth.

Yeah.

In the world.

what they should be doing, let's pick better cities for the tournament in the US.

It's been in LA.

It's in LA, but it's in like Torrance.

So it's not even accessible to like when tourists come here, the things they want to see are more like Hollywood or Santa Monica or like that, you know, and it's just sort of in what feels like to LA, the middle of nowhere.

Yeah, it's out there and it's,

It's not the best rugby city to do it in.

You know, like there's not a lot of rugby fans.

It's a very quiet stadium.

Not a lot of people show up.

You have to drive there.

The parking's $30.