Pablo Torre

And so what did the public pay for the possibility, the privilege of hosting such matches?

There is a Kansas, which is separate.

650,000 visitors is what the tourist board of the region, Visit KC, that's what they're saying.

But speaking of accommodations, there is a particular big ticket item funded by taxpayers in Kansas City that, again, required a bit of a pop-up construction here, Adam.

It is surprising because we live in America.

Yeah, we do incarceration.

A guy in a wolf costume could turn into a bank robber again.

Yeah, despite your accent, hooliganism is known to us here.

Right, well, you've not seen my hooliganism yet.

There's still time left in the show.

Blood feuds, geopolitical conflicts coming home to roost inside of...

Exactly.

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.