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I think it's just going to come down to personal preference.

But ultimately, as you've kind of detailed a lot, as we've talked about a lot over the past couple of months, first overall is a little bit different because it's a –

Not just a group consensus hockey decision, there's a business component to winning the lottery and having first overall, and that's also an ownership conversation as well.

And are there going to be franchises that pass on Gavin McKenna if they win the lottery?

No, certainly.

All right.

And I would also like solve the first thing first.

Right.

There's people trying to win multiple lotteries here down the road.

But I do think there's a sentiment of what you were messaging there from from LJ.

Like I got messages today from fans saying like, I'm terrified.

It's the big day now.

Right.

We've done 68 draft lottery simulators, not just to kind of see what the percentages would be.

And that worked out, obviously, for the favor of the Vancouver Canucks, as we've been doing this from late January.

But it was also like, hey, prepare yourself for this day.

And we can hear people like, oh man, I'm so concerned.

I'm still concerned that this might not go well.

And look, let's be clear, like 25.5% chance of ending up first overall, but that means 74.5% chance of not.

Because I was like, what?