Tom Dundon

I'm like, I guess...

Nope.

I like, I appreciate it when you do it, but you don't have to do anything.

And so, um, so to go from the guy who was like, how long do I got to do skits to watching him up there?

You know, with all this personality, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't know he could score that many goals and I dance or didn't know he had this much charisma.

Yeah, he was doing the, I forget, the Jordan stall, you know, the whole thing.

He was marching up there.

He's been awesome.

Like, he's a special guy, but the way he's kind of become the face of it all is pretty cool.

Yeah, so, you know,

yeah i mean we were i mean let's be honest right that is kind of embarrassing like i remember when i bought the team my kids were like you bought the carolina hurricanes you're kind of a scrub you know like they're making fun of me and uh when i when i first heard about it i thought they were in charlotte so like i wasn't you know i wasn't you know you buy a pro sports team you think that's pretty cool but at the time it wasn't it wasn't that great and uh

I knew we would change it, you know, but my whole point was we're in the entertainment business, right?

Fans pay a lot of money.

It's how the players make money.

We got to entertain them.

We got to give them people like winning, right?

You, you win people like it.

We weren't going to be doing a ton of winning in the beginning.

And so as we started to turn that around, you know, what else could we do?

And we were just trying to come up with different ideas and, you know, we're moving fans down and I made them turn the music up and I got killed for that because, you know, the old people don't like it loud.