I want it to be great. I'd love it to be in Los Angeles. I love the place. It's a natural for Los Angeles. If we think they're going, there's going to be crime. If we are obstructed by the governor and maybe he won't obstruct, maybe he'll be great. But I'd love him for him to call and say, you know, we'd like to have some extra help, because if there's even a hint of a problem, we want to get in there before the problem occurs. (32:05–32:13)
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