Jack O'Callaghan

I don't want to break time.

I want to yell at Marshall.

Can we handle more Anthony Heron?

It feels like we're all trying to add up the marbles, as it were, and we're coming up short.

And we're like, well, where are the rest of these marbles coming from?

And this is whether you're talking about the Indiana plan or the Illinois plan.

But Indiana's front and center right now because they're the ones who've come out and said, hey, we're about to pass this legislation, get it signed by the governor, and away we go.

I think the Bears are doing a good job here, and I'm not saying I approve of or disapprove.

I'm just saying they're doing a good job from their vantage point of slow rolling one to the other.

Have you guys ever had two job offers at the same time, and you weren't sure what you wanted to do, and you knew you wanted maybe this from the one job offer and something maybe different from the other job offer to get where you wanted to feel comfortable going ahead?

That's what the Bears are doing right now.

They're doing the smart thing that any of us would do in a similar financial situation.

You know two places want you, Illinois, Indiana, and now you've got to sort it out.

And there's pros and cons to each side.

And some of those pros and cons we don't even know yet because I don't think Indiana and Illinois necessarily know all the details.

Well, and when you start getting into the taxpayers of Indiana, I wonder how, if it's just a formality that they're putting that forth and saying, here's what it is, pander a little bit, because it sure feels like it's going to pass relatively easily and then end up on the governor's desk in Indiana, despite them doing their version of, ready for it, due diligence.

So I think it's very interesting that we'll see if it gets clogged up a little bit, but I think it goes quickly.

That's that administrative fees type feel.

I think that's the hope from the public and people who are concerned about where their money goes and if this is a good investment for taxpayers.

But let's be honest, Layla, Mark, they don't have to do it.