There's one in particular, Virginia, because I've heard you talk about him before, the maybe villain arc of Jaromir Jagr.

Yes, villain era is what he had.

He was beloved and then he was dying alive, quote unquote, dying alive here in the city.

And we don't take well to that.

And it was when he left, I think broken hearts on both sides.

I think deep down it was, that's not how he wanted to go.

But he somehow managed to completely redeem himself in the last few years.

believe it was.

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[laughs] I'm kind of going back and forth on this.

I think that I'm going to agree on the not a villain thing, even though I'm well known for writing specifically where they've gone wrong, of agreeing on the tax exempt stuff.

But keeping in mind, okay, so they're not paying taxes and they're known for paying low wages enough to the point that at one point they opened a food bank for their employees.

There's a disconnect here.

Something is off, and they...

When they were approached by the local media about it, their response was, "No good deed goes unpunished." That's way too reductive of what was happening here.

We'll start with Virginia, I know one of your favorites, Wendy Bell.