Matt Jones

The kids want a soda.

Now you're at $60.

Yeah.

Now you go down, the two chicken baskets are $20, the beers are $5, you're at $30, the sodas are at $4, and now you're at $30.

You've just saved $22.

A third of the cost of the trip has been taken away.

I can see why that would be big.

Or going from one game to going to two games or something like that, Drew, right?

Right.

Yeah, not just families.

When I went to baseball games for the Super Regional, I went broke on beer.

So if you're someone that likes to partake a little bit at a baseball game, those really add up and were outrageously expensive when they first put it out there.

So the beer coming down is big, too.

Well, apparently there's something called the Compass Sports Group that is working with UK to make this happen.

You know, listen, I am –

You know, if you know my political, I'm sort of, I'm a capitalist, but with like, sometimes the government has to help.

But what I've learned, at least in the realm of education, is I actually think public-private partnerships work really well.

Like with the dorms at UK.

You get the private people to build it.

There's oversight from the public.