Mark Cuban

But where else?

You're not going to see me yell here or there or whatever, but when you go to a game- Yeah, so true.

Yeah.

You know, you feel that energy and everybody knows they're part of the entertainment, right?

Because you're yelling defense, defense, and that ball's in the air for a game winning or losing shot.

And everybody's holding their breath.

And if it goes through, you're high-fiving and hugging people you've never seen before in your life.

That's so true.

That's what makes going to a game special, feeling that energy.

And they thought it was about, you know, oh, you know, who has the prettiest jump shot?

It's all about the emotional attachment because that's what sports are.

And that's what makes sports different than any other business.

And I had to explain that to him.

It was just like, you know, when Apple, which has the biggest market cap in the world, has a great quarter, they don't throw parades in Cupertino.

Right?

When the Lakers or Mavericks or whoever win a championship,

The whole city goes insane.

It's so true.

You know, that's unique to sports.

And you have to recognize what business are you in.