Paul Pabst

I guess it was originated here in San Francisco.

So I've already had two helpings of that because I want to embrace myself and the culture.

But on the Dan Patrick Show, our call time is 4 a.m.

So the social scene at 5.15 p.m., you can get into any restaurant.

Yeah, great looking stadium.

And we had the president of the Giants on and we were discussing old stadiums.

And he said, he actually compared it to Wrigley Field.

He said, their stadium here for the San Francisco Giants, they're not moving.

They're not going anywhere.

They'll just make slow improvements around it, inside it, and keep it as long as they can.

I think that's what

Even if you're a Cubs fan and you have problems with little developments around Wrigley Field, it's still in the city.

It's still the place you love, and you have to embrace a little bit of the culture and the development, or you have to move to the suburbs, which nobody wants.

It's gorgeous out here.

The sun is up.

It's not the Chicago weather.

But the other thing we talked about, and I did ask Albert Brewer about this as well.

I said, can you picture the Bears moving out of Chicago?

And he goes, I got to tell you, nationally, I don't go to that many games.

He goes to one Bears game a year.