Gabe Ramirez

It's true.

And it's a special type of person too, right?

Because it's one thing to be riding around the city and listening in your car to 104.3 The Score.

It's another thing to have your laptop open, a screen that you have to actually actively watch.

So people that are there, I mean, this is a special kind of person.

So shout out to those guys.

Shout out to you over there and over there and over there and over there.

All right, what do you got?

My boss is the best boss in the world.

I mean, my goodness.

That's what you're supposed to say about your boss.

I think it's just, it's easy to talk about, you know, three quarters of a billion dollars when you don't have it.

And it's not, you're not on that echelon of people, you know what I'm saying?

So when you see it, you're like, yeah, why don't you guys just do that?

750, that's like a ton of money, right?

So I think we're impressed by what Joe Mansueto is doing, but we really can't wrap our brain around that.

Yeah, especially when you have that kind of capital, right?

But you're also, to your point about building your own stadium, you're increasing the value of the team.

What he bought it for five or six years ago multiplies out when you build yourself a stadium, a soccer-specific stadium in that way.

So you're just going to get that money back anyway.