Matt Baker

$20 million a year every year.

If my hard-earned money goes to pay that we've been saving for 18 years at that point, 17 years, goes to pay for a slot receiver to drop a pass on third and three,

I got a problem with that, right?

Like just taking my professional hat off and just speaking as a dad.

So I definitely think that area as a whole is something that schools need to be cognizant of because the money, the costs have grown so much.

And there's some tension there.

There's some tension there, especially in the other headwinds going against higher ed that I mentioned earlier.

I don't know that you can do them everywhere because of the logistics.

So I'll use the University of Florida as an example because I've been to a bazillion games there.

I don't know where you could put it on campus.

right next to the stadium.

And there was talk at one point where they moved the stadium.

I don't think they're going to.

That seems highly unlikely.

So it's not going to work for every school just because the landscape doesn't work, the geography doesn't work.

You're not going to necessarily tear down the administration building across the street to build a shopping center.

That doesn't always work.

But I do think that every school is going to at least consider this if they can.

And then think about what would this look like for us?

Where would we put it?