Seren Petro

So you actually get this natural selection of best against best.

And in London, I'm sure I'm going from seeing on TV.

I've never been to London, but I have been in Germany and a couple other countries.

But there are the smaller soccer fields where you can play two on two, three on three.

Those are there.

And there's a similar dynamic in the sense that I got next and best stay on.

And then best are trying to get there.

And they're sharpening their skills without anybody having to spend anything other than the community built the field.

Right.

Even a mini field where they could sharpen skills.

I mean, is that where USA Soccer needs to be spending it?

They finally quit being, well, not quit, but at least much less chauvinistic in what they're doing.

And their club teams, they now have the women's clubs team.

And that system has, you know, where our university system has been great for women's sports across the board when it comes to, and this is something that, you know, maybe even the future will change other sports, but their club system works a lot better at soccer.

Right.

And that's what we're doing with our professional teams as well, though.

Right.

I mean, the the the the MLS draft is not near makes nowhere near the impact it used to in its early days.

They're the club system.

They're now bringing their own players in and then, of course, getting players from outside the U.S.