Mike Pesca

Right.

Right.

That's what you're doing is you're that's insider trading.

And that's where ultimately I don't know how you can guarantee, you know, other than are we going to have apply insider trading rules to copy editors now in the same way we apply insider trading rules to people that work at, say, a JP Morgan thing.

I can't.

Do we have enough regulators to keep track of all this?

They didn't get out of it.

They just did their deal with DraftKings.

But they're doing – it's no – I mean they just took a bigger check from DraftKings.

I find that so annoying.

Do you know why I watch – in fact, this gets it to my frustration with –

the college football playoff with the idea of the subjective committee where you're like, hey, give me what the statistically best teams are.

When I'm like, I've said this to various people who are sports fans, and I'll ask you the question, Mike, do you watch sports to see the most probable outcomes happen?

Or do you watch and enjoy sports because every once in a while there's an improbable result and you're like, wow.

My son will tell you.

Why is he a college football fan?

Because the first college football memory he has was from watching my wife and I go crazy over the kick six, the Auburn Alabama game where he attempts the field goal and the guy runs it back to win.

You're like, oh my God, I've never seen a game end like that.

That's unbelievable.

Alabama was the better football team.