jmp securities analyst jordan bender has a market perform on penn. t me just start with this, jordan, who got the better end of the deal here? >> well, you know, this is an industry-changing deal on, you know, for both sides of it. on the penn side of it, you know, they divested barstool. that wasn't a business that was working for them. it's a pretty well known fact that for some time that, you know, this wasn't a almost arrangement. on the call today the ceo even said barstool isn't a company that should be owned by a publicly-traded company. so you look at the reaction of the stock for penn today, it just kind of shows that the risk there was, you know, baked in -- liz: you're talking about, let's just for those who haven't covered the story the, you're talking about reputational risk. obviously, barstool has a very young, male demo, and portnoy is still very involve in this successful company. but it got, it got penn into trouble in some cases or prevented it from getting the ability to launch in certain markets that do approve online gambling, ri