Bob Voulgaris

et cetera, et cetera.

And some teams are not.

So my point was there was no standardization between that.

And that's something that could affect the integrity of the game.

And so I was just kind of bringing that up and was kind of scoffed at in front of everybody.

But then afterwards, I think he did say something to me.

Because I was quite adamant.

I was like, look, the sport isn't as up and up as you think it is, clearly.

Nothing to do with gambling, but just like someone's going to have that information and that just doesn't seem right.

Like you're selling to the fans, right?

that you're betting on something that is pure in the sense that they have as much information as they should have.

And my point is just the ability to control that information from a gambling standpoint.

It's not like stock options or it's not like there's always going to be insider trading.

There's always going to be inside information.

There's always going to be some level.

But I think they underestimated how pervasive it could be in basketball.

It was just about a bunch of different things, but yeah.

For sure.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

Maybe it wasn't the first year I was with the Badlands.