00:00So, yes, every stadium is kind of its own unique a la carte environment, right?
00:08You could be in Miami, which is sea level and kind of a hot tropical kind of climate, humid, versus
00:17indoors in Vancouver.
00:20It's inside and it's a cool climate and, you know, but it could be still kind of humid or whatever.
00:26But it's completely different to, you know, you've got high altitude, you know, over 2000 meters in Mexico City.
00:34So we've looked at each stadium individually, but also trying to group them in similarities.
00:43And the ones that we really separated from all of them, there's five indoor stadiums.
00:48So where the roof is completely closed and it's somewhat similar to, you know, Santiago Bernabeu, where they don't see
00:55any sun.
00:56So we have to rely 100 percent on grow lights.
00:59And those five stadiums are Vancouver, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston.
01:08So we have to look at the 4
01:08Yo, Ashley, temperature, we're not sure we're talking about that.
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