Chuck Swirsky

I don't think that that was ever in question.

It's just the rest of it, the subsidizing.

9.9.

Yeah, 9.8, 9.9.

It's a guaranteed eight or nine regular season dates a year.

So I'm pretty sure that given the way the Bears played this past season, people would be willing to drive to Indiana to be at a Bears home game.

And if not, that's a-okay.

It's well within your rights.

But I know people would go.

I don't think they'd have any problems selling at the stadium like they wouldn't say Jacksonville.

Well, but it's a good point, though.

And we were talking about all the stadiums that want to build domes, you know, or the cities that want to build dome stadiums, I should say.

A stadium can't build itself yet.

Well, and it makes sense.

Weather can't be a factor in how some of these events go.

You've got too much money involved in them.

You can't afford to have weather be a problem.

It stinks because it takes away one huge aspect of strategy and part of football.

It's kind of like taking the designated hitter out of the American League or adding it to the National League or something along those lines.

You're changing the game.