00:00And two, like when you just look forward to next week to the Rocket Mortgage, like they have a great
00:05field.
00:05Yeah.
00:06So like we got 3M Rocket Mortgage having good feels.
00:08John Deere had a good field.
00:09So I'm just wondering, I know the signature event model like we we don't like and we don't necessarily agree
00:16with.
00:16But this this model that we have now, it seems like these open events outside of like a couple getting
00:23absolutely screwed in this.
00:26Like if they're on the back end or at the front end of like a run of signature events, you
00:31know, we're kind of into the like the time of the year where you get a good mix of of
00:36top end talent.
00:37And then also guys that are that are playing well, that would be maybe, you know, not as herald of
00:45players, but guys that are in form in the middle of the season.
00:47And that happens every summer.
00:49Guys get hot.
00:51So I don't know.
00:52No, I love the way the end of the summer kind of has been shaping up and I just don't
00:57know what it's going to look like in 2028.
01:00Are we just going to get tired of the same run of of guys playing in these big events?
01:05Like, are you going to get crowds at all these places?
01:07Is it going to land like Jackson's talking about, like with a Midwest crowd that just wants to be out
01:13there watching golf?
01:14The answer is probably yes.
01:16Like if these guys are going to go out and watch, like even more people might come out is I
01:21think that's what the tours thinking, like they're putting more money into it, more sponsors.
01:26Like you would think that more people would show up, but you just wonder, like if they go to too
01:31big of a shops, you know, and and don't go to the places that really like love golf and support
01:37golf.
01:37Similar to what Jack's talking about, which is Midwest golf.
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