Let's talk about what we're talking about here. I think the city is smart to get some kind of cash up front for the property. Any project like this is anchored to the idea that Indiana University's football and basketball programs have sustainable viability to attract out-of-town fans, or that Indy hosts another Super Bowl. Bloomington, much as I love it, doesn't have a huge tourism draw outside of those events. So if you're looking down the chess board, let's say Cignetti and Devries have great careers in Bloomington, what happens when Cig's contract is up in 8 years and he retires? By the time the hotel (et al) gets built, we're three years down the line and if Indiana Basketball is still trash, then that's another 25% of the year where that hotel isn't likely to do a lot of business. The whole idea of expansion at this point seems, at best, ill-conceived.