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...sports business in that some of the leaders of both industries are the same. Look at Josh Harris and David Blitzer and
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...business model innovation that is happening in sports right now, in in American sports. For the last fifty plus years, fifty, sixty years, there's been this huge, and Ben Thompson has has written about this, this huge symbiotic relationship and and f
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...with sports. So as an example, the data business, which has created all sorts of investment and equity opportunities for leagues and teams. So sports betting is a big growth opportunity and tailwind. Media growth. Media growth is going to continue fo
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...the sports business. You've got this working with practitioners in the space. How have you seen these two collide? It's been a beautiful, like, emerging property of the last five years. If you look at the people who have purchased control of North Am
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...business. I view sports and private equity very similar. There's a scoreboard at the end of the game. In private equity, it takes ten years for the score to flush out. In the NBA, you can see tonight if we won or we lost. But there's a lot of similar
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...is simply great storytelling, great narratives, hundreds of unique stories that go out three hundred and sixty five days a year. Winners, losers, triumphs, tragedies, all of it. And like any great content has superstars, and celebrities, and great br
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...other type of business. Can I ask the question then of, like, the sale or like acquisition
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...sports, it's a gift and a curse. Because of the industry, people get very seduced by sports. You walk into even on the best day walking to the Reddit office, you're like, Yeah, cool, Reddit. But you walk into an arena with 22,000 people. It's nothing
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...sports give you. Right? Yep. One minute, you're up three o. The next minute, they tie you and they take the lead. Exactly. I mean, that that series was going back and forth, so it's a beautiful thing. That's why, again, we love sports. Mhmm. And we p
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...talk about the business. How much of this is sports right now? How big is the gap between volume on a Sunday versus volume on a Wednesday? Volume on a Sunday is very, very big. But, like, it's interesting. I mean, like, I'll I'll say a few things. Li
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...to the business model of sports because the vast majority of the revenue comes from TV. But they've been developing streaming and direct subscription revenue and direct customer relationships
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