throw parties. we throw parties in specific genres for the audience we re trying to get. some are beer pong, some of them are golf with celebrities. our biggest one is something we call grunt fest where we have a music act-out. it s like an adult carnival. there s everything from spear throwing to bull riding and we have nascar. it s a lot of fun. how many people come to the events? the last one was about 6500 people. just think. that s got to be expensive. it is. we did about a half a million in revenue. about 150 net. they re profitable ventures. got it. so people are these are not parties that you re throwing for free. you re holding events that people are paying for. absolutely. it is a brand extension more than just a, hey guys, i m having cocktails with everyone in athens, georgia, come meet us. if we only do that with our fans, that s okay. we want to get out and touch and talk to them, hang out with
throw parties in all countries in your country as well in france you need their land in germany in armenia whereas a democratic institutions were not so strong it came to another manifestation all right mr i think we should concede there about it was really anti establishment movement but you have a few parts of the media but if i can just state my question if your view out of all these events of the last few weeks is that there are signs of democracy the president said standing down for instance you said this was the action of a national figure a strong and patchy arctic person keeping armenia safe from sharks pieces of wisdom exerting all of us go after them have a choice did he he was forced out of office i think it s not a very honest opinion he should treat the decision of politicians like weeds you would put them on the corner next time what we want you know to mean are we i said republican party or for me we want you to try. to show to the population for the
just i will answer the question you posed for the better beginning i think this phenomena is quite the general when you follow the political developments in your countries in germany for example look we re talking. about your press me your patience but let me let me finish please. as a general movement is that the politicians and the population in all countries. divide and by gap. i think a level of in confidence is over for to. the level of impatience he s quite common in general mr churchill i think but in european countries was a more stable democratic institutions it was very clear about this mistrust for deep and miscommunications on behalf of political the light. rays of the throw
throw parties in all countries in your country as well in france you need there are one thing germany in armenia where is a democratic institutions but not so strong. it came to another manifestation all right mr i think we should concede there but it was really anti establishment movement you know you are to a for me you know but if i could just say my question is your view out of all these events of the last few weeks is that there are signs of democracy the president said standing down for instance you said this was the action of a national figure a strong and patchy arctic person keeping armenia safe from sharks pieces of wisdom exerting all of us go after them have a choice did he he was forced out of office i think it s not a very honest opinion he should treat the decision of politicians like weeds you would put them on the corner next time what we want you know to mean are we i said republican party or for me we want to try. to short of the population for the
whether by tweets or big-time visits, we need people there constantly dealing with the chinese. we don t have that kind of follow-through yet diplomatically. do you think that could be listen, this administration in large part is new to politics. and the american people love to say what do diplomats do, throw parties, go to events at the u.n.? do we not have an understanding of how key these roles are and the invisible protective shield that they hold in place protecting the united states and our democracy? well, at a certain point when you ve been at this for a year and haven t figured out the importance of diplomats, i m not sure they get it and i m not sure they re going to get it. what diplomats do is not throw parties, they put relentless pressure on a country to make clear that we need to see things happen. they tell people things they don t want to hear. and so we need that kind of relentless diplomatic pressure of the kind we ve had in other circumstances. and if the trum