Ryan Bodenheimer

And there's some places that outlaw Starlink because, well, the businesses feel threatened by it.

Oh.

And so it's kind of like, it's almost like some of these wifi companies have become like the mafia.

Yeah.

Yeah, it probably has ties to old Mafia where they're like, we are the only business in town, we're a monopoly.

The Mafia used to be out here, the actual Mafia, so it wouldn't surprise me.

Yeah, we were just talking about that, how some of the Mafia bosses actually kind of got brought into the fold to be made legit, and they took over and started running a lot of the gaming operations out here.

Which is smart, right?

I mean, at some point, if someone, you know, you can't get rid of every single mafia operator.

You got to, at some point, see if they'll become legit.

And I think that's what happened in Vegas.

Interesting.

Yeah, like 80%.

dude that's crazy so i did a flyby of the las vegas motor speedway when i was on the thunderbirds subtle i gotta drop the fact i'm a pilot right i gotta drop that um but boyd uh he owns boyd gaming yeah the owner the ceo he showed up and it was like i mean he's a super cool guy but you could tell he had some potentially you know allegedly some mafia connections uh but i've seen that name everywhere in vegas boyd gaming yeah

I think you might have been a part of some of the original owners in Vegas, and then he's just turned it into a mega business empire, which is pretty inspiring in a way.

Oh, yeah.

Especially on the Thunderbirds.

Some wild situations, man.

Like flying over the Super Bowl, and then afterwards they bring you up, they show you around.

You're champions.