Greg Cote

We'll charge you the $50 for parking.

We're going to keep making it so that your experience at home with sports is better than your experience at the stadium.

I guess what I'm saying to you is when I say again for now, what do you think the beginning of that looks like if not for we're presently living it?

Whatever it is you're fearing here, because yes, the Super Bowl ticket is absolutely that expensive.

Wait till I put it on pay-per-view and they can get those dollars and see what happens to the ticket price when no one wants to sit at the stadium anymore.

because it's what's happening with the television dollars.

You can't have all these other oil wells where the companies of the future, Amazon, Netflix, everyone else is competing for your eyeballs as we're sitting there watching NFL on Sunday at home because it's more fun to watch it at home because getting to the stadium.

is a pain in the ass.

I'm talking about, Mike, when it comes to you and your relationship with Inter-Miami, and you said public transportation.

You are using public transportation in Miami.

A whole hell of a lot of people are not.

If I had to make it a three-hour drive for you, all of a sudden your interest in going to the game of the defending champions would be less, I would assume.

When you say that, though, and I don't want to worry about 10 years from now, because 10 years from now, it's very unlikely that any of this is going to mushroom cloud into what it is we'd all like it to mushroom cloud into.

You lose Messi.

He signed for much longer than next year, because they just re-signed him.

But what Greg Cody is saying, this part is really interesting to me, the history of this, what they envisioned versus what they got.

David Beckham strides in, international soccer, international icon, Miami, glamour and glitz.

And I say to him eight years ago, best case scenario for this.

What's the best case in eight years?

He's like, there's no way it's the best player in the world is defending champions.