 There are a lot of jobs during the construction phase, but on a permanent basis, a stadium is kind of equivalent to a mid-sized department store, not something that you typically would want to give $500 million to. Consumption, yeah, people spend a lot of money when they go to sports games, but a lot of that spending is effectively displaced. And then number three, and I think this is the most damning one, is the idea that the stadium is an anchor for a thriving, lively neighborhood.