you can't even afford one starting the cobb county use and that's simply not your reasonable cup that looks like a stanley. but come from brian mug last. i've got stanley cups in all different colors, despite them looking the same and doing the same thing. i'm rich, i can afford to biased on me. you called. yeah, above. right, so thinking about this trend and you might have been observing changes in consumer behavior. we just say under consumption is a direct, i don't know consequence. a reaction from the years of over consumption we've seen driven by content creators and influencers that's, that's a key part of the story. so, so there are a few things happening here. yes, a post school that we've seen a kind of a significant shift to online uh, consumption with that game. uh, access to a lot more products and came a lot more interest. and then there was the idea of revenge buying that image after cove it. now what we're kind of dealing with is yes, the idea of consumer isms a. consumerism wasn't really that much of appealing anymore. and so yes, that's a part of the story. but anothe

. >> have like cobb county that clearly has benefited from moving the atlanta braves and going. >> in having the knock on effects there. >> and there's some. >> that don't work as well. but the other thought is that when you think of stadium. >> financing, it's. >> not for the scoreboards, it's not for the different parts in the actual arena or the stadium, the luxury box. it's all the. wraparound financing. so the chicago bears, my chicago bears are asking for 2.4 billion for their new lakefront stadium. >> and it's when you say asking for is that from the market? is that from public subsidies? >> yeah, it's from public subsidies from ultimately issuing. muni bonds for these. and it's for public transportation. it's for putting in a new road. it's for putting in greater utilities, water and sewer. and as you mentioned in your opening, there are 13 different or 13 billion being asked for by 12 different cities. and we're going to see, i think, more issuance coming from this in the coming year as these become more expensive. >> it's tricky because a lot of the fan base loves it, right?

cobb county, college in park commissioner, douglasville mayor, thurgood mayor, fayetteville mayor, mabelton mayor, palm eto mayor and powder springs mayor. these leaders can be proud of the fact that they were the firsts. and i take pride that they will not be the last. the fact that i was elected the first black representative of georgia's 6th congressional district, the first democrat to hold that seat since 1979, the first person of color to ever hold that seat in 2018 is a testament to the progress in our state and to the work of leaders on the ground in black america. i am grateful for all those who have paved the path for progress for me and all future leaders to follow in their footsteps. mr. speaker, we face extraordinary and unprecedented challenges in this moment, but this month and always, we will celebrate the strength of america's diversity. the unity of her people, and our unwavering determination to leave behind a brighter tomorrow for our future generations, for our children. they deserve that. because of celebrations of african-americans that we're talking about under this

alameda county fire captain james cobb among the dozens of bay area firefighters to attend friday's 12th annual chief. as my belief presentation at any 8 elementary school in emeryville growing up in east oakland caption, cobb has always been a leader but does not know he could rise in the ranks in the departments still other black firefighters encourage him to so. it's not or i mean to have our use. >> look up to me in the position that i'm in. i don't take that lightly. the hour-long video presentation produced by alameda county fire division randall west town, very happy and very touched by program as motivated. >> i want just to be better. >> and what they want to do, that if they want to become firefighters just the better individuals, the 4th through 6th graders who attended taking a historical stroll down memory lane honoring the black men and women who have defied the odds to leave fire departments across the united states is really follow. you just inspired him to be great and whatever they want to do in life. she is my belief. i'm not in the fire service, but i do believe that

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