Ben Steiner

And then of course, you know, I grew up in Vancouver, uh, but to go to a world cup game at BC place.

And it almost said, and maybe a little bit more being at the Egypt versus New Zealand game that this is the world cup.

Like this is something that.

you posted about it, like it impacts the globe.

Whereas we've seen big Canada events in Vancouver before, and it's amazing.

It's awesome, but it affects what's happening outside our doors here.

But it was that Egypt New Zealand game where I was like, wow, this is the world cup.

And that's pretty cool.

I'm curious what it's going to be like, because it's noon on a Wednesday.

It's not exactly sports time.

So I'm sure it'll be rocking.

I'm sure it'll be sold out.

But I think it might have hit, I don't want to say a peak, because there's a possibility of around a 16.

And I think that takes out all potential scheduling issues.

But that would also be noon on a weekday.

So I think the pre-match lead up in the March might be a little bit smaller.

But inside the stadium, it is.

is going to be tense.

I think, I think like last time it was just a party, uh, until the Coney injury, whereas this time it will be tense.

This is the biggest game that Canadian men's soccer has ever played.