Sam McDowell

But, you know, I think the details are, I think, what did he say, Chris?

The details are still to come on that front.

So, I mean, do we have a, do you have a footprint?

Is it, you know, west of Pershing?

Does Pershing stay?

Does Pershing go?

Do we have any kind of details on, like, what kind of streets might end up being closed in this process?

Do you think that they have their plans?

Do you think that they're ready to go, that that is the timing of all this, or is this just the timing of the financings there, and they're still trying to figure out what the buildings look like, which I guess you could understand if they didn't have a location.

Now that you have a location, presumably you know all the land you've got.

Now are we waiting on the stadium, or do you think we're going to get renditions tomorrow?

The fact that the Parks Department was involved in this and we heard about benefits all over the city, is that the tradeoff?

Basically, Washington Square Park goes away.

And so in exchange for that, we're going to enhance or build new parks elsewhere.

Was that what we should have taken away from the conversation coming from the Parks Department last week?

Do you think we'll get some conversation about the capping?

You mentioned other green space.

What most people think, and I've been told even that it's a done deal.

It's not until it is, but that for all practical purposes, it's a done deal that they're going to cap.

What are they, 635?