 You know, I used to think about the team and the players and back in Julius Ervin days, and I wasn't thinking about the business. But to me, if the Lakers are thinking about this from a business aspect, then I know they don't lack for ticket sales that Lakers gained at home, but Browning is probably going to drive the price up of their tickets because people want to see it for the first time. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I mean, this is a good move on their part as far as a business decision.