Billy Gil

And I was looking, I was like,

is that Vince Carter?

And it was, and then it said like at the bottom screen, like Vince Carter, minority owner, Buffalo Bills.

I was like, wait, what's happening now?

No, because, well, you may be one day.

If these videos take off for you and you become the influencer, maybe, because I don't know if it's still the case.

But there was a time that the Williams sisters were minority owners in the Dolphins.

I think they are too.

And I think Mark Anthony, the musician, was.

And I think Jimmy Buffett may have had some sort of stake in the Dolphins.

He had some sort of arrangement with his beer company in the Dolphins.

So if you're famous...

there's always going to be an ownership group that's like, yeah, we'll cut you off like a little 1% here, like a 0.5% ownership in exchange for, we just want to hang out with you a little bit.

Like give us like $3 million or whatever.

And we'll give you like something worth way more than that, just so that you can hang out with us and we can be friends with you.

But I don't know about commoners like you and I, if we ever will be.

Do you have your eyes on anyone or just your for sale?

Anyone that becomes available?

Okay.

I mean, but maybe you play, you know, like Tom Brady where he just wants to get into ownership and then the Raiders become an option and say, you know what, like,