because they would be worried about these issues. But in the context of this, they probably wouldn't. It's either one of two cases. Either this information can be public

and that's okay.

Or it's an information that cannot be public beforehand and that's communicated to the staff, right? The cameraman or the dancer. The reason why you don't know what song is gonna be played first, even that's not public and not everybody knows beforehand, it's a little bit of a surprise at Super Bowl. Yeah. But but it's but it's not non material. It's not it's not material information that can't be shared. The way You're making it that that by putting it on this betting platform, but they have no obligation to say we're not gonna tell anybody our opening lineup because there might be money made on this other place that's now betting on this. That's not the responsibility is not on them. Harry Berg, your thoughts just broadly on what I consider society getting used to these new platforms and what they represent in the marketplace of ideas.