San Antonio vs the president

San Antonio showed up for the president. No, we didn't. And I'll prove it. Because people are out here pushing photos like this and it looks packed, right? Until you zoom in. This is a picture of when a protester is getting kicked out. You see a lot of empty seats there. But you see that curtain that's right there? Let's zoom out a little bit more. This is the Freeman Coliseum fully opened up. And you see where that red line is? That's about halfway of where the curtain was. That's where they put up the curtain. So half of the arena was not being used because they couldn't fill it that much. And for anyone that says, oh, well it's a football game, of course they're gonna open up the whole arena, here's what it looks like for a high school graduation. Yeah, they use more of the arena for a high school graduation than for a clan rally for the president of the United States. But let's zoom out a little bit more and look at it from the outside, because this is the Freeman Coliseum literally right next to the Frost Bank Center where the Spurs play. Because they're right next to each other. They share a parking lot. And the Frost Bank Center eclipses the Freeman Coliseum. Now the Freeman Coliseum holds about 12,000 people. Curtain that off. At best you'll get six maybe seven. So when you hear the thing say this, you know we have crowds of miles. Look at this place. Every quarter, they'll say they spotted an empty seat. You know, there are lines that are two miles long outside. They can't get in. We have nice big jumbo trays. But just know he's legit lying to you. And I'm telling you this as someone who not only lives in San Antonio, but has been to the Freeman Coliseum so many times, I know it like the back of my hand.