Brian Greene

They just announced a billion-dollar investment into the parks down there.

There's a lot of stuff that's going on that's coming up, but now it's just mainly things that are closed, so they make room for those things.

Maybe it was Universal or something.

Yeah, Universal has that new Epic Universe.

That's what it is.

But I hear they're having all kinds of troubles with that market.

Really?

Yeah, like brides are breaking down, things not working.

Some people went, they bought tickets to go to like the, you know, a restaurant opens, they have like preview week.

Soft opening, where you go in, you eat at a very low or free price, but they're training the staff and the cooks and the chefs and the busboys and everybody.

They're training everybody.

So they give you free food so that they have a dress rehearsal, but you can't get pissed when everything turns out terrible, all right?

Well, TCB's, I mean, TCB.

We're still practicing.

Universal did the same thing with their new park.

But they offered very discounted tickets, and then they limited the tickets so that it's not super crowded.

You can go in, but don't expect any magic because it may or may not happen.

The rides may or may not be working.

Things may or may not be clean or in order.

It's just a dry run.