Colby Cohen

Take any leverage you get, hold on to your leverage, and then use it in six months if it's good for you, in one month if it's good for you.

Whenever that leverage matters, that's when you want to try to use it.

Like that doesn't make sense to me either.

I just don't think it could be three point seven million or something like that or two million to two and a half million.

But yeah, no, I correct.

But but just the whole the whole thing.

I mean, I I.

I agree with you, Jeff, that I think this could change verbiage.

Verbiage, I guess, would actually be the correct word in standard contracts for NHL coaches with different situations.

Listen, maybe it's a situation like in college sports.

You see it in the NCAA football a lot or basketball.

They'll hire you with a buyout in, which basically says, if you're going to leave us to go to a better situation...

And you don't see like in the NHL, you don't see a coach usually just up and leave in the middle of a contract like you do in NCAA football.

But there's a buyout clause in those contracts.

So I wonder if if that's something that comes a buyout clause.

Yeah.

I think there's 100% truth in what you're saying.

And I've been on the other end of being fired, obviously not as a coach, but as a TV person.

I've worked in a couple of different organizations and I've had some different experiences with that.

I think everybody's chalking this up as Vegas operates in a very shrewd way.