J.P. Shadrick

And here's the part that I think that is very interesting.

Okay, tell me again about the process.

You said, well, we're going to send it to New York and let them do something.

Yeah, like the replay guy or whoever.

There's somebody else that's not on the field.

Who is whoever?

Who is New York?

That's a great question.

Is it a bunch of guys drinking beer, watching games, going, man, did you see that?

Hey, let's make sure he gets a flag.

I mean, who is that?

They don't drink beer in the replay room.

What are their training?

What are their qualifications to make judgments from New York in games?

Who are they?

If it's an identified...

let's say, panel of former officials that are handpicked, that have earned their way to sit in that seat in New York to make those decisions, okay.

Let me ask you something here, JP.

Any decision that's ever gone back to New York, okay, any decision that's gone back to New York, do you have any idea who made that decision?

There is, from what I understand, the process usually is this.