Brian Graham

Yeah.

$400 for the room, you know, $100 per ticket when you add on all the bullshits.

You know, then you get lunch and then you get dinner and it's just really pricey stuff.

But I think because it's the Great Wolf Lodge and it's here and it's a novelty and, you know, I think people either save up to go do it or it feels affordable until you actually count up how much you spend afterwards.

And so...

You drive into the parking lot, which was – I mean, it was hard to get – just the parking lot was hard to get into.

Everyone was waiting in line.

You see there's an array of cars.

There's Range Rovers to –

Honda Accords from 2006 with no light bulb, right?

I mean, it's like, there is a range of cars.

You can tell it's a good mix, a good slice of the demographic.

And then you get in there and you can clearly see it's a good slice of the demographic.

It's everybody, you know, all shapes, sizes, colors, creeds, whatever.

And, you know, I just cannot believe how much money you really have to spend to get in there.

You're like...

There's been this argument that's been going on online for a long time about Disney World, Disney the company, and how they keep raising prices year after year.

Things get more expensive year after year.

You get less and less year after year.

And just like Las Vegas and its stated goal by some of these hedge funds that now own these big corporations out in Vegas, we don't need more gamblers.