00:00they surveyed 16,977 subscribers who get the newsletter. 95% of them said the Bears got
00:10cheated by the NFL in the survey. I'm sorry, give me that percent. 95% of the athletic
00:18newsletter survey. 16,977. And this isn't the Bears newsletter. This is the athletic NFL
00:27newsletter. So roughly 17,000 people who subscribe to their Scoop City newsletter, which you know is a
00:35quality product. 95%. You know what I call those people who were surveyed? Ball knowers. Who's the
00:435%? Ball knowers. Are you in the division? They're the non-ball knowers. That's what we've been trying
00:49to figure out is who are the ops in this, right? Because you're not giving up draft picks. Everybody
00:53thought that at first. And then you explain, no, they're compensatory. They're free. They come
00:57from the clouds and the sky in your heart. They come from an Easter egg that you create. But really,
01:03they come from the NFL enacting rules that they don't actually want to enact. They don't want to
01:09come through. It's like hitting the one up in Super Mario Brothers. But that stat, for that to be that
01:15significant, and 95% really is when you consider the data, that tells you that for everybody who
01:22asks the question, who comments on our social media, as I've mentioned, this is a topic that
01:27is not only felt passionately about by Bears fans, and by people who listen to us, but by
01:3495% of the people who voted in their survey.
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