Seren Petro

I'd like to go there.

So if part of your fandom is traveling to see your team play, whether it's K-State, At,

Take your pick, Tennessee, and let's go down to Knoxville and see them play there.

If that's part of your fandom and all you're going to do is lock into you're going to Vegas every year or every other year, is that as good as being able to bounce to all these different places?

I think it's also entirely possible that what we've got is that the Maui Invitational and the Battle for Atlantis had sweetheart deals.

And now they're going to have to pay a competitive wage to the teams.

I mean, listen, if you can get the money, that's my point.

When I say where's the money coming from, I'm not saying like, well, this is going to be a disaster and a financial bomb.

They've been doing it for multiple years and they keep expanding.

There's clearly money there to be made.

I just would like to understand how it is so we could see where things are going.

And I think if you're the Hawaii Board of Tourism, well, maybe what you need to do is have the Hawaiian invitation and have eight teams in Maui and eight teams in Oahu.

You need to expand it and get 32 teams over there, and you need to pay their travel, and you need to give them NIL money.

If you're getting that kind of kiss, that kind of boost from the economics, then that's what you need to do.

Let's take a break.

We'll come back.

We're going to talk some soccer.

Sam Gregory is going to join us next year in the program.

We're at Linda Hall Library.

It is a great, great location.