Todd Lebo

And then there'll be some other things.

In the upper deck, there's an entire top part of a section that's out that's going to be media that they actually had to physically take the seats out.

And they're going to build...

for broadcasters, there will be people broadcasting the game from outside, you know, because you've got, I don't know, 50, 100 other countries broadcasting.

For me, I'm just left with the only thought is what could go wrong?

Hey, listen, I don't think I'd want to be in charge of the IT and all that to make all those monitors and headsets and everything work outdoors up there, but not my job.

Not my job.

This is a gargantuan undertaking for everyone out there at the sports complex.

The city, especially.

I mean, all the stuff that's had to happen.

Transportation, all these things.

But if you just think about making that stadium work.

Like right now, if you went out and the NFL has a game, you're going to have a national radio broadcast, maybe.

Maybe a Spanish broadcast, network radio broadcast, and a TV broadcast.

That's what you're going to have.

They're going to have dozens of countries emanating a broadcast from the stadium.

In outside, not to mention whoever is going to get the primo position, probably, you know, the American broadcast here or whatever.

Who knows?

And then like maybe if it's Algeria, they'll be inside for their game, but maybe not.

And, you know, the other one, all of that stuff.