CeeLo

I know the hockey players would.

It became apparent.

I mean, just listening to them talk, it sounds like that.

They're all going to get $100,000 or something like that.

I would imagine that most of them are all probably going to donate it right back to the U.S.

Olympic Committee.

Then I don't want the money.

What they're going to want is the experience and the gold medal and going through the

you know, exactly what they all accomplished together in such a short period of time.

So, look, the National Anthem's always great at Madison Square Garden.

Remember when John Amirante was there?

And he would always, and during the playoff games, it was insane.

Tonight will be just like it was at the Rock last night.

It's going to be raucous.

It's going to be energized, and they're going to bring home their gold medals, and they're going to be saluted for that.

One other thing before we take a break, and this goes back to something you said in the middle of it, and this is more of a hockey-slash-team-type thing, getting away from the political part of it for a second, and the idea of all these other teams that didn't stay in the Olympic Village, and Team USA did.

You mentioned the Kachuks and the Hughes and everything.

But I've also got to think, when you're together like that as a group, doing everything together for whatever it was, two, three weeks.

Almost two and a half weeks.

Essentially.