Pablo Torre

This is now 25.8 in totality.

Who pays for that?

And in case you thought you heard a city councilwoman say, it looks like an ICE detention center, like whispering it, you are correct.

She did say that, and it does look like that, Adam, as we see also the observation at the end, no windows.

I mean, this is like the worst episode of House Hunters.

It looks like a nice detention center.

It's a storage unit.

It looks like a warehouse.

I mean, it is functionally a warehouse.

The kind that you retrofit into a detention center.

And look, as much as I can follow the logic, the part that jumps out to me is that this is public money going towards the construction of this modular jail that is being built by a private contractor whose previous work is also worth noting here.

Well, because the company's name is KBR and you may know them from previous detainee facilities such as the one at...

Guantanamo Bay.

Which is, again, just like, great.

Glad we got the Guantanamo Bay guys to Kansas City.

I'm glad the World Cup has brought us all together in this global village.

And just the construction, the completion date of this, it said May of 26th.

We were always trying to do this pop-up jail in anticipation of the full-time prison, and this is just multiple birds, one single soccer ball-shaped stove.

You know what's funny?

We spend all this time talking about resumes and credentials and experience, but according to CNBC, nearly half of hiring managers say the most important thing they look for is enthusiasm.