David Neeleman

Good luck to you and congratulations on all the great work you've done.

It's so important.

Yeah, let's do it.

So, first of all, my wife turned me on to American Ninja Warrior, and I watched quite a bit of it.

And it's really impressive, amazing stuff.

I love anything that gets the kids off the video games, off the screen time.

be it eating healthy and then working out and having the confidence to do this, but also the physical exercise.

So that's really commendable to this next generation.

So I assume if you go down this amateur thing, you said you give up the ability to raise monies because the amateur is going to get a percentage of the league.

Is that it?

Yeah, yes, exactly.

Yeah, I mean, what I would rather do – sometimes I always say I'd rather own a smaller piece of a bigger pie than no pie at all.

And so I would lean towards doing that.

I don't know enough about what they bring to the table, but it seems like –

If it was me, instead of trying to raise the money and kind of do it on your own, it's a great platform to go from amateur and then the best of all those amateurs become professional.

And it would allow you to get some sponsorships and get people in there.

That's what I would be leaning to.

And it sounds like maybe you might be leaning towards that as well.

Yeah, you have a great business.

I think that would become a natural outcrop of it.