Dan Levy

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Which is normal.

I agree.

I completely agree with that, that it just happened to be because one of the new reports was, and I happened to read the Chicago Tribune article, that the Bears and the state of Illinois have been meeting regularly since December.

What happened in December?

When the letter came out from the Bears as it regards to Indiana.

And as Paris said, yes, they did change their tune.

The state was being a little smug about it.

Like, we're not going to help a billion-dollar industry.

And then all of a sudden, J.B.

Pritzker is back to the table here.

I think this is good, though, because you guys are both right if it's out of order, but the Bears now have

will have had if they are allowed to the mega projects legislation, if they are able to negotiate with the local municipalities, won't they have had two out of the three things that they wanted out of this?

The other one being the Soldier Field debt payments from the renovation, which occurred in 2003, that they want out of that as well.

So that's the other part that they have to talk about.

I concede that that has to be, that should not necessarily be a slam dunk.

That's where we are.

$500 million in public debt.

And there is an actual bill drawn up.