What was that transition like? What drew you in?

Yeah.

And maybe I'll start even further back in the evolution of my mindset, even when I was playing sport.

And I'll start with when I was in high school, I was a senior and I got a call from this agent, Scott Boris, who ended up becoming my agent in both baseball and football.

And I went up and had a 30-minute meeting with Scott Boris.

And my questions to Scott were, Scott, what's the chances if I sign out of high school? And I was drafted by the Braves in the first round out of high school.

And I had no money and they offered me a lot of money.

Like what, what changed in the industry to allow this?

So talk about that and kind of that transition and then lessons from sports PE.

Yeah, yeah.

So look, the business of sport, just to like hit it head on, is not new.

These leagues have been around for 100 years.

What is new is the ability of institutional capital to invest in the major North American sports leagues.

Major League Baseball was the first league to change their rules in 2019, allowing for this idea of institutional capital to come in and invest.

So previously it was people, right? This was high net worth individuals that own these teams.

And I think that's a fun story.