your group too. So instead of having the cheering of the crowd that motivates the players it makes you feel like you're part of something and of course you get motivated by the cheer of the crowd. What if just saying the cheer of the crowd was in your headphones and it's the other people at home who are literally sharing at home?

So they you might be hearing, you know let's say just to complete this, let's say you're watching it on whatever device and you're watching one of the channels. You're listening to the defense, the offense and the players there. "Get it, rip this guy apart. He always leans left. Watch this. I'm gonna make him lean left and I'm gonna take his legs out anyway." And you're listening to it and then there's a play and then the app just lets all the cheering from all the living rooms through. And let's say that the players also have an earpiece so that the players can, because this is a microphone as well as an earpiece, so they've got an earpiece so they can actually hear the cheering. So what if they can hear you cheering at home? And why not? There's no technological reason that you couldn't hear everybody cheering from their living room. You just have to build the app that does it.

Then you can imagine that the players were talking to each other. You'd be able to pick up that. Now you might say to yourself well I don't want to listen to these boring athletes and their inane chatter but that's what you're thinking about it the old way. I'm not saying do business exactly the same way. I'm saying tell the players that part of their job is to be interesting. Mic them up. There's always going to be a few funny people on every team. You don't need all nine players on the field to be witty and entertaining. If you've got