Mark Gagnon

A little more because it's like, yeah, they're paid.

But you get a stadium of people that gather around to watch children play a game for free.

And then these men are losing their minds over watching an 18 year old throw a ball.

And they're like, no, how could he do that?

And it's a kid that's doing it for a scholarship.

And the whole thing, I'm like, this makes no sense.

This is an amateur game.

And there's a stadium of people, 40,000 people to watch unpaid players.

It doesn't exist anywhere in the world.

The NIL.

And even that is interesting because it's like, these kids are just not, I just don't understand it.

It doesn't exist anywhere else.

My family did not watch it growing up.

Neither of my parents went to college.

And then the commercials for, like, some hospital.

It's like, yeah, go to this, you know, Cedars-Sinai, whatever.

And it's like, how is this all happening at the same time?

There's also, like, commercialism in America that I find really funny.

Cue to an ad, please.

What's up, guys?