And And whether amateurism or the ability to be paid is helping or harming the student athletes.

Awesome.

That's a great question.

That's something that has been huge over the past few years.

I think it was just, when was it, 2022 or 2021? That was the first year that they allowed NIL, right? And yeah, I'm all for players getting a share of the money and getting paid because they bring in so much revenue for the universities and it's such a big deal, right? so i'm all for it it's just kind of been crazy because now ever since that first year the genie's kind of out of the bottle now and it's become a huge thing where players are now demanding certain incentives to go to one school over the other they are making like these list of like crazy demands, everything from they've got to fly their family out to every game, they've got to have all these things for like a car or their living space, different things.

It's pretty crazy what it's led to and how much people are making.

College football has really become kind of a semi-professional league now.

Just following up with that, could you explain kind of how the NIL, the collective, works?