Shannon

Then you throw in all the stuff that's been happening in this country, people coming from overseas, and some of these countries are coming are countries that we don't have the greatest relationships with right now.

I'm worried it's going to be a complete disaster.

Also, it's less than a month away, and I'm worried.

We haven't really heard much about it.

Like, oh, look how nice this is.

It's set up and ready to go.

I'm wondering, like, are we prepared?

And, Shannon, it's in June and July in, like, really hot places.

You know, I mean, it gets really hot here in a way that, like, in Europe, you know, we don't think about, like, where do you – I think I may have said this on the show once, but Madrid, Spain.

Okay, in your mind, think about where you think Madrid, Spain is.

You probably think it's pretty south, right, because it's at the southern end of Europe.

But it is the same latitude as New York City.

England is like up in Canada, latitude-wise.

My point is it gets hotter here than it does in a lot of those places.

Not as hot as it gets in Africa or parts of South America, but my point is it's going to be really hot for these games too, some of them.

I'm worried about so many angles of it from us being as a host, but I'm still very excited to get it started.

You know, last year when they had that club World Cup thing, it got so hot they had to postpone the game sometimes because it was, Shannon, too hot for them to play.

But if you think about it, the sports we have that are outside is not in the dead of summer except baseball, and you don't have to run in baseball like you run in soccer.

Not constantly.

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