Good morning, and welcome to the Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company's third quarter 2022 earnings conference call. This conference is being recorded, and all participants are in listen-only mode. We'll open the conference for questions and answers following the prepared remarks. I'll now turn the call over to Ms. Anne Graffice, Executive Vice President, Public Affairs. Please go ahead, ma'am. Good morning, and thank you all for joining us for our third quarter 2022 earnings conference call. Our latest press release, supplemental slides, and Form 10-Q were posted yesterday evening after market hours. These documents can be found in the Investor Relations section of our website at hofreco.com. After my brief introduction, Michael Crawford, our President and CEO, will give an overview of the quarter's results and an update on our fiscal year. Benjamin Lee, our Chief Financial Officer, will then provide analysis of the quarter's financial results and an update on the company's financial outlook. During today's call, we will make forward-looking statements that reflect the company's current expectations about future plans and performance. These statements rely on assumptions and estimates, and actual results may differ materially due to risks and uncertainties. I encourage each of you to read the full disclosure concerning forward-looking statements in the earnings press release. Additionally, please note that the company uses non-GAAP results to evaluate performance internally, as detailed in the press release. We have posted a supplementary slide deck summarizing the quarterly results. These slides can be accessed on our website and will be archived there along with the replay of this call. If you have additional questions, as always, after today, please contact me directly. It's now my pleasure to turn the call over to Michael Crawford. Thank you, Anne. Good morning, everybody. I hope everyone is having a good week so far. I think you probably saw yesterday if you haven't our Q3 earnings release. I thought it was fantastic. I really think what we're showing here is an ability to overcome a lot of adversity, and I wanna thank the team. I think the team has done an admirable job in the face of that adversity. You know, we talk a little bit about some of the things that are happening. Obviously, we've come through COVID, although I know COVID is still around and something that's threatening, you know, people's health and safety. Supply chain issues, labor challenges, things with inflation, although we saw inflation moderate a little bit last week, and so that's very encouraging. We have had to overcome a lot of adversity, and yet I think as you see the results quarter-over-quarter and you see the improvement and you see the execution of what was and what still continues to be our stated game plan, it's pretty inspiring. I think investors and shareholders and partners should take great comfort in this team's ability to execute. From a macro standpoint, you know, we maintain focus on a couple of things. Number one, consumer spending. While consumer confidence seems to have gone down a little bit, and I think folks are focused on inflation or recession, the reality is that consumer is still spending, and they're talking with their wallets. I think for a regional destination like the Village, virtual gaming opportunities, sports betting, those types of experiences are still very much in high demand. When you look at some of the evidence of that, you know, the RevPARs for hotels are back to the 2019 levels. Business travelers are coming back. We're seeing that in our own hotel in a fairly significant way. Entertainment, theme parks, they're having record highs in attendance, and people are spending money while they're in those parks. Experiences are incredibly important, and while you may defer buying a home in this environment or you may defer buying a more significant item in this environment due to interest rates, you still wanna go out for meals, and you still wanna be entertained, and I like to say escape reality. Sports betting operators are also seeing, by the way, record highs, and it's especially here in Ohio. As I watched some of the reporting over the last couple of months, it is incredibly encouraging to see that people are enhancing the way in which they engage with sport, and we're very much looking forward to the launch of our sports betting experiences January 1. From a company point of view, I'd just like to highlight some of the more recent news and some of the key areas of focus that we have had. First and foremost, let's talk a little bit about financing. We have closed over $180 million worth of new financing this year alone, and this year is not finished, by the way. That is a big number for a company our size. In the environment that we're in, I think people should say two things. Wow, the team really had the opportunity to execute. Two, they didn't do it haphazardly. They did it very pragmatically. What do I mean by that? You know, when we looked at the debt that we've added, we've added longer-term debt. We've added debt that is not as costly as you might imagine in this environment. The average cost of the debt that we've added so far is 7.4% from an interest rate point of view. I think that's a big win for us and our company. In Q3 alone, we did almost $64 million worth of new debt financing, and we also were very pragmatic around the use of our ATM, bringing in only $2.4 million. Now one thing that I'd like everyone to remember, because I hear a lot about this in questions. Isn't the company taking on too much debt? If you remember the call that we had almost a year ago, we were in the phase of bringing in equity. This company to date has raised over $130 million of equity, which has helped support the build of assets, the creation of environments and experiences. We now are in a phase that we talked about at that time of needing to bring in the public and private financing to continue to build assets and build those experiences. I don't think anyone should be concerned about the amount of debt we're taking. It's the debt that was needed and the debt that we stated we were going to target very early this year, and the team has had great success in doing that longer term, lower cost, and so that is a big win for us, as I said. The takeaway is we are all invested in the success of this company. When I say we, one of the biggest parts of what the recent transactions we announced were about was the largest shareholder we have, IRG. Now, IRG not only is the largest shareholder from a stock point of view, but they have lent money to the company, they have stood behind loans to the company. As a younger startup company, you need that sort of support from a more established entity. They have now continued with that support, providing a $28 million senior loan facility for our hotel on site that we will start construction in the spring. They've also provided a construction guarantee for our Waterpark. A completion guarantee, I should say. What that effectively means is if we weren't successful in raising the money that we needed to build the Waterpark, IRG will provide the funding source that's needed to complete it. It's a guarantee. The Waterpark is now guaranteed. The hotel now has the senior lending that it needs to continue with construction. Again, the takeaway is the largest shareholder here has had significant commitment to this project and to this company and continues to do that. One last point I wanna raise. When you talk about taking up residency in a community, you talk about the community support that's needed to do that. The city, the county, a lot of leadership in this community with community foundations have also stood behind the company and provided low cost, longer-term debt financing that was needed at a time for infrastructure. Infrastructure is the stuff that banks don't like to finance because they view it as non-revenue bearing stuff. That kind of support from a community, everyone is going all in on the success here. This is not an option to fail from the perspectives of our largest shareholder and our community. We are incredibly appreciative of that and excited about that level of support. Let me talk now about the topic that I know everyone gets worked up about, the reverse stock split. I've gotten many notes and many points of feedback about how horrible it is to consider a reverse stock split. Let me say a few things. Number one, the perception of a reverse stock split is one thing. The reality of what it does is very much different. A reverse stock split is a tool that, if needed, allows us to maintain our listing on the Nasdaq. I think everyone would agree that it's much better to have access to liquidity. It's much better for our shareholders to have the ability to actually trade the shares that they're holding today, and it's much better for us as a company to be at the right valuation from a stock price point of view. Today, we're not. We're not at the right valuation at $0.60 or $0.70. The company has much, much greater value than what the stock price is reflecting. We are at the mercy of the indices themselves. We're at the mercy of the inflationary environment, consumer sentiment, but at the same time, you see execution, and you see assets being created both physically and virtually. The revenue that's now starting to be generated quarter-over-quarter, year-over-year shows the ability for growth and the business plan that we've put in place. Let me just give everyone a couple of things to consider here. Number one, if you haven't followed, we did file an extension with Nasdaq for a 180-day extension, an extension request for that 180-day extension. We don't have a ruling on that. We won't have a ruling on that until later this month. We are confident that we meet all the criteria for that extension, and we'll continue to work very closely with Nasdaq on the same thing. We had a special shareholder meeting because we can't just do this on behalf of the company from a management point of view. We got to align with the shareholders. The shareholders voted in favor of that reverse stock split. It gives us the tools that we need to have confidence that if we need to do something, we can to maintain our listing status. I won't go back through the positives of that, but I will just say everyone needs to understand we are aligned in this collectively together. I hold shares in this company, management hold shares in this company, the board hold shares in this company. No one has sold a single share. I'm gonna repeat that. No one has sold a single share in this company. In fact, people have added shares in this company because of the belief of where we're at, because of the execution, and because of the valuation. We think there is a lot of upside, and 2023, I believe, will show that. JCI mediation is the next big topic that I'd like to talk about. I know that there has been some time that has passed since the last update we provided. I have with me in the room our General Counsel, Tara Charnes, and I'll ask her to give just a few brief updates on this as well. Here's what I would say. We've taken the step of mediation. I think the outcome of that is yet to be determined, but the good news is Johnson Controls and the Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company have come together at the table, and there is a sense that both sides are looking for a resolution. Tara, would you? Yeah. Thanks, Michael. I think that is a good summary. As we've previously stated, and again in our recent filings, there is an ongoing disagreement between our company and JCI relating to the naming rights agreement, as well as the TAS agreement. The parties have agreed to proceed with the dispute resolution that's provided for in the naming rights agreement. That includes, as a first step, mediation with a neutral third party mediator. We have commenced that process. Discussions are ongoing, and if for any reason the mediation should prove to be unsuccessful, then either party may then refer the dispute to binding arbitration in the State of Ohio. Thank you, Tara, for that. We've presented a proposal to resolve this. I think we will continue to work through the mediation process. We are prepared to go to binding arbitration. Our hope is we don't get to that point. As I said, and I'll repeat, the good news is both sides seem to have a desire to resolve this from a productive and positive outcome point of view. The last thing I'll talk about before I start to go through some of the more specifics by our business units is the construction update. You know, I think the reality in the construction environment, and everyone is facing this, with inflation, things are slowing. In fact, things are getting canceled. We are not. We hope to benefit from other projects around the world, not just in the United States, and certainly not just in Ohio, slowing down or stopping. When I say benefit, I don't mean because of those projects not having success. I really just mean because that should free up some of the supply chain constraints around critical construction elements. That's what we've been facing all year long. We've been very creative. I give a lot of credit to our construction and our project management teams. But we are also being very prudent about timing of construction because we don't wanna overpay for something versus the loss of revenue by having a slight delay. The Water park and the hotel are the remaining two assets to be built for Phase II. As I said, the Water park will break ground this week, which is great news, and we have line of sight on all funding, as we've said publicly, for that particular asset, and we will be closing on additional funding over the next couple of months for that. The hotel, we've decided to pause until next spring. The hotel is a less construction period of time, and so we have more time to watch the commodities markets come down, hopefully, as other projects are delayed or canceled and items start to free up and supply chain constraints start to free up as well. We will break ground on the hotel sometime late spring as we come out of winter, and then we anticipate both of those assets opening in 2024. The last thing I'd say is, you know, the fact that we have completed assets in Phase II right now has been very important, but we're working closely with a lot of our third-party partners. You may recall some of the experiences that will be contained in areas like our Fan Engagement Zone are really unique and different third-party brands like Topgolf and Brew Kettle and SMOOSH Cookies and Shula's and others. In fact, we just signed a great deal with Donald Driver to bring his Driven Elite Fitness program here, which is really innovative and, you know, speaks to what we need on property, which is an ability to help create athletes on and off the field and help them further their goals both mentally and physically. You know, we're excited about those operating parties and operating participants opening, and in fact, you should start to see some of those openings very early in 2023 with the continuation throughout that entire year. From a business unit point of view, the Village has had a lot of success this year. We've built great assets, but recently, we've continued to talk about how do we position the Village as the destination. We were able to host the Ohio Governor here, Governor Michael DeWine, and Senator Kirk Schuring a few weeks ago. I can tell you that they were both amazed by the progress that's been made, and there was a lot of positive energy around how the state and community could continue to support what we're doing. That kind of support is irreplaceable, and so we were very appreciative of the opportunity to meet with both of them and other community leaders to talk about where things are going. Our stadium, we hosted record number of events in Q3 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, record revenue for that quarter as well. I think you're gonna see those types of events continuing to grow throughout the year. In Q4, we have the Ohio High School Football Championships for the state of Ohio being hosted here. We're also going to be launching a brand-new winter holiday festival called the Winter Blitz, with more to come on that, but a really unique offering and opportunity for our community and others visiting, to have an enjoyable experience throughout the holiday. Center for Performance, our brand-new, dome destination, we hosted our first events there during Enshrinement, and we've hosted multiple since then. Big wrestling tournament, other sporting events. The Center for Performance is now filled on a daily basis, and this is an amazing new asset as we've talked about that gives us that year-round capacity that is very much needed. The Fan Engagement Zone, Build-A-Bear is open. We will be opening Shula's with a soft opening late December. Brew Kettle and Topgolf will be opening, hopefully in late December, early January as well. You'll see others, SMOOSH Cookies, Visit Canton, and others being opened over the course of Q1, Q2, Q3 of next year, and we're really looking forward to bringing that asset to life and driving revenue and experiences for the destination. Play Action Plaza, we kicked off that entire area with enshrinement, and the NFL preseason game that occurred here on property. I thought it was incredibly well received. We have one attraction open. We will have another attraction open, the Red Zone, our giant wheel, here in another week, I believe, is what the construction timeline is saying. Then we're gonna start to add a lot more outdoor programming and ambiance for the holidays as well. Then lastly, our DoubleTree Hotel, Downtown, occupancy and ADRs are up year-over-year. The hotel remains in the top 5% of customer service. Business travelers, by the way, are coming back on a very steady pace now, which is great for us, that Monday through Thursday business. It really does continue to prove our synergy model, where we host large-scale events, where we have sporting tournaments, and people just coming in town to visit the destination or the Pro Football Hall of Fame, they're staying at our hotel, which is driving revenue and frankly driving revenue growth. Amazingly enough, that synergy model has allowed this asset to become operationally profitable within one year of coming out of COVID, which is fantastic. The team there has done an excellent job. We've positioned this the right way, and we have, you know, the asset that will allow that synergy to occur. We also have, you know, had that hotel become the official hotel for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and continued to grow the Hall of Fame business there as well. From a media perspective, lots of new deals being done, some to be announced in the near term. As I talked about very early on in our company's launch, media takes up to three years from the time you create something, you develop it, you produce it, and then you distribute it. We're now seeing media content all through those phases. As we've said, we've sold the rights to The Perfect 10 to Fox. You'll see that Super Bowl week on Fox, which is fantastic. National television there. A lot of revenue opportunity for us. This week, launching Football Heaven Podcast. This is a really unique video podcast that will include special guests, Hall of Famers, and I think will really tell stories that are very different and unique. It shows our access to exclusive content can help us in creating, you know, one-of-a-kind, media content. When we look at the NFT space, we're still very optimistic about what we can do there. We are going to be announcing over the next week or two a unique opportunity for fans to actually own some type of pass that is an NFT that allows for experiences, unique experiences, exclusive experiences, and you'll have the opportunity to buy in at different levels. We think this does take NFTs to the next generation for us and encompasses our business along with making it a digital collectible and something that is usable by the guests coming in. It just really speaks to the breadth of what our media group can and has already done, and we're excited about where 2023 is going to go there with multiple new development deals in the pipeline. Gaming, of course you know we launched our second season of the Hall of Fantasy League. We launched a pay-per-play service in Legends Locker Room. This is a space where you can go and get the most updated information about your fantasy team and all the players that are there. You don't have to go to multiple different websites and try to aggregate this on your own. We felt like this was a really important tool for the success of fantasy players. Again, our fantasy experience is very unique and different in that you can back teams or you can now select your own teams and compete against experts in the industry, and so that's done very well. Sports betting, we've talked about. I couldn't be more excited about our two partners there, Rush Street Interactive and Betr. I think Betr is going to change the face of mobile sports betting now and forever with mobile betting. I can tell you that I have that app. I use the app. You're not legally allowed to bet currency right now, but they've got a coin-based betting platform. It is absolutely what we always talk about, engaging to the nth degree, being able to bet on the next at bat, the next run, the next play, the outcome of a series. To me, it allows the sport to continue in a way and enhances the way in which I engage with the sport that was never there before. I have had the opportunity on several occasions to meet with the Betr team. I know Jake Paul himself is very interested and focused on Ohio, and we look forward to announcing some activations in the near future that may or may not include Jake, and so I'll leave that to your imaginations. We are now also hosting esports tournaments. Esports will become a bigger part of what we do, virtual gaming. We're building on-site virtual gaming as well. In 2023, our plan is to launch that in an even bigger way and host large-scale fantasy events here as well. We've already hosted fantasy events in our stadium at our hotel. In fantasy, we think we have a unique environment to host multiple different types of fantasy experiences. Lastly, partnerships and sponsorships. We are clearly trying to maximize each and every category. We want this to be a win-win for both sides. We've employed a company called Allied Sports. They are working with us to bring in sponsor partners in our media division, our gaming division, and of course, here at the Village as well. We're being very thoughtful about the types of partners that we're bringing in and the timing of those partners in order to maximize the revenue each category has to offer, and also to maximize the brand partnerships and the uplift that both sides can experience there. We talked about JCI. I'm confident Johnson Controls will continue to develop. They've been a good partner in the past. I anticipate the opportunity for us to settle this and move forward, and look forward to continuing to grow our sponsorships, in a very big way in 2023, and we've got multiple conversations going on to that effect right now. Let me pause there and I'll turn it over to Benjamin, to take us through the financials from Q3. Thanks, Michael, and good morning, everyone. Moving on to financial results. As Anne mentioned earlier, we filed our third quarter 2022 Form 10-Q post-market yesterday. That document is available on the SEC website as well as our investor relations site. Third quarter total revenue was $8.7 million, which represents an increase of 149% from the same period in the prior year and an increase of 223% on the linked quarter. Revenue growth was primarily driven by higher event revenue at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium and significant increases in operating revenue at our DoubleTree Hotel. While sponsorship revenue was down from the prior year due to the previously disclosed dispute with Johnson Controls, revenue growth and diversification have improved. Third quarter Adjusted EBITDA was -$7.4 million. The company posted a net loss of $11.1 million, partially offset by the change in the fair value of our warrant liabilities, which increased by $1.8 million. Under U.S. GAAP, the fair value of these liabilities will decline and income will improve if the company's stock price declines. The company would experience the opposite effect when our stock price moves higher. While this line item in the financial statements will vary based on the company's stock price, it does not impact our cash flow from operations, cash & cash equivalents, or liquidity for all prior and future periods. Moving to the balance sheet. We finished the quarter with a cash balance of approximately $33 million, compared to $18 million at the end of the second quarter. Both values are inclusive of our restricted cash balances. The company's primary use of cash continues to be driven by construction expenditures with approximately $31 million spent during the third quarter. This cash usage was offset by proceeds obtained from various financing instruments during the quarter. Our net debt balance increased to $181 million compared to $123 million at the end of the second quarter. The increase in notes payable was primarily due to principal amounts related to a $33.4 million C-PACE loan related to Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium and $12.5 million raised from the City of Canton, Stark County, and Stark County Community Foundation. These dollars will be used to fund destination infrastructure and site work, both areas that traditional lenders do not typically provide financing for. The financial support provided by the local community reflects our common goal of driving significant economic impact into the area. I'd like to go a little bit deeper on the detail on financing as we've continued to make significant progress subsequent to quarter end. In October, the company closed on a $7.5 million Tourism Development District financing through the Ohio Enterprise Bond Fund. As we've previously highlighted, we are in a Tourism Development District that allows for the collection of additional sales taxes in the district to support future development. Additionally, we closed on the final components of the capital stack for the Fan Engagement Zone, along with $50 million in financing necessary to begin construction on the indoor water park, the marquee asset of our world-class destination. Similarly, we announced the restructuring of a portion of our balance sheet, extending maturities while securing lending commitments that will allow us to complete construction of all remaining Phase II destination assets. As you can see, we've been laser-focused on building a capital structure that allows the company to reach its long-term financial goals. In total, this year, we've completed financing transactions of approximately $180 million as we align financing needs with construction schedules. Just as importantly, we've maintained a weighted average interest rate of 7.4%, even as credit markets tighten, as evidenced by the rising interest rate environment. Our ability to complete these transactions at favorable rates shows that our thoughtful and pragmatic approach is allowing us to position our balance sheet for future growth. Likewise, our ability to secure this critical financing is supported by our largest shareholder, Industrial Realty Group, and all of the active stakeholders throughout the local area and the state of Ohio. This continued support will help drive the long-term success of the company. For the rest of the fiscal year, we expect similar seasonal trends to last year for revenue and expenses. Looking to guidance for next year, we are expecting fiscal 2023 revenue growth in excess of 75% when compared to 2022. Adjusted EBITDA is expected to improve by 60%, driven by our focus on monetizing existing and newly developed physical and virtual assets. The company is intensely focused on expense management and staying lean where possible, while at the same time balancing the need to invest to support our continued growth. We expect increased diversification of revenue and EBITDA across multiple streams, with each one driving synergies to support the exciting ecosystem we're working so hard to build. In closing, we remain committed to maintaining a balance sheet that provides financial flexibility through our growth phase to deliver long-term value to all of our shareholders. Finally, and as you've come to expect, we will continue to provide transparent and timely updates to our shareholders as we move ahead. Now, let me turn it back to Michael, who will provide some closing comments. Thank you, Benjamin. A great update. Really, you know, when you look at the numbers in Q3 and you look at the growth year-over-year, you have to walk away very encouraged. Benjamin's point about staying laser-focused on costs is exactly spot on. When you think about growth for next year, revenue at a 75% projected level, EBITDA at a 60% projected level, you don't usually do that in a startup company environment. You have to add resources, you have to construct, you have to invest in marketing and sales. We're doing all of that, but we're doing that with an eye towards being business savvy and pragmatic around matching expenses and lowering expenses versus revenue growth. What are the key takeaways for me for this quarter? Number one, we have the financing that we need to complete Phase II. That's what everybody's been waiting to hear. That's what I've been waiting to tell you. You have it. That's a big takeaway you should stand behind and feel very comfortable about. You not only have the financing, you have project completion guarantees from our largest shareholder. You have community investing with low-cost longer-term loans, very committed to the success of this project. We've also worked, as Benjamin stated, very hard at realigning or restructuring almost our balance sheet, working with IRG to extend debt so that our debt profile matches our revenue profile, so that there is no issue about, or worry about can we repay debt at the timing that it comes due. The shareholder support, the largest shareholder support that we have gotten is unprecedented, and I would say in gambling terms, going all in. They have committed that this cannot fail. We have committed as a management company that we will not let it fail, and that we are excited about the growth, but we're excited even more about the future. When I think about the Hall of Fame Village, revenue is now coming from multiple different areas. When I first started in 2018, predominantly coming from sponsorship. Now it's events and event growth. Now it's sporting tournaments directly created by us and revenues generated by rental of our assets like our stadium, like our ForeverLawn Sports Complex, like our Center for Performance. We now have full year-round revenue coming in for different types of events with an indoor asset. We have attractions that are going to generate and are already generating revenue. We have food and beverage that is generating revenue. We have our hotel that is now growing in profitability, generating great revenue. We now have multiple tenant leases where we either have a base rent or a percentage of revenue coming in. That only gets stronger in 2023. The diversification of revenue from a Village point of view is very exciting. From a company point of view, it's even more exciting. I want to reemphasize the conditional approval we received from the Ohio Casino Control Commission was paramount to the success of our sports betting efforts. The two partners we've selected are great at what they do. We think, as I said, Betr is gonna revolutionize the way sports betting is done mobile with micro betting as the primary focus. We're encouraged in 2023 by the revenue uplift that we'll see and the bottom line contribution that sports betting will make. The other pieces of our gaming industry as well, our gaming unit. Media is now starting to sell. We have a very robust pipeline of assets that we are either developing, signing deals with, or getting ready to sell for distribution. I think 2023 will be a breakout year for media. We're creating exceptional experiences across all of our platforms. I think when you create exceptional experiences, both physically and virtually, to host and entertain and more importantly engage audiences, you have to believe, I certainly do, that revenue growth and bottom line contribution will start to exponentially grow. I've said I feel we're undervalued. We are undervalued. We will correct that in 2023. Maintaining listing compliance is important, but we will be smart about how and what we do to do that. Investors should take that as a net positive. By the way, we're already thinking about Phase III and the planning of Phase III for the V illage destination here. I wanna thank the team. I wanna thank our shareholders. I know 2022 has been a bumpy road from a market point of view, from an inflation macro point of view, but this company continues to execute and show that it can grow in every way that we've talked about over the year and show that it can execute and obtain the financing. The financing doesn't just come. People don't just give you money. It comes because of the belief in the strategy, and I think the execution by the team shows the strategy is a winner. I'll now stop there and open it up for any questions that folks attending the call may have. Thank you. Now begin the question and answer session. To ask a question, you may press star then one on your touchtone phone. If you're using a speakerphone, please select your handset before pressing the keys. To withdraw your question, please press star then two. This time we'll pause momentarily to assemble the roster. First question will be from Jack Vander Aarde of Maxim Group. Please go ahead. Okay. Great. Good morning. Congrats on the continued momentum, and strong execution. It's fortunate to see you guys continue to execute in this type of environment. So great to see. Michael, third quarter results, revenue really upticked this quarter. Biggest driver of the revenue looks like it was the events. Can you remind us what the key drivers are of those events? Looking forward, what kinds of events are you excited about that are also big drivers of revenue? Yeah. Thanks, Jack. Good question. Appreciate it. Q3 obviously is highlighted by our enshrinement event on property. We did this year take over. There is an event as a part of that enshrinement that the Hall of Fame has typically run called the Concert for Legends. We took over that concert this year, Journey. It was very well attended, very profitable for us as well. That weekend represents from hotel stays to food and beverage, rental for our Center for Performance, other assets creating uplift for, you know, rides on our attractions or visits to Starbucks or other things that have been open. That's a big weekend for us. Outside of that, you had the USFL, which I hope everyone saw, nationally televised two weekends in a row, the playoffs and the championships being held here. Absolutely phenomenal events for us. You know, our hotels were full for two weeks. Our restaurants were full for two weeks. The field rentals, the percentage of the ticket revenue that we got, the concession revenue that we get, and so a lot of uplift by those events. Frankly, you know, there's direct revenue and indirect benefit. The amount of national exposure that the Hall of Fame Village, Canton, Ohio, and our company got by Fox providing that was in the millions of dollars worth of what we refer to as earned media. We looked at that as a very big win. We had Women's Football Alliance Championships. Again, we're diversifying the types of entertainment that we have. Dave Chappelle as a comedian was here, so a ton of differences in events. We also added sponsors. The hotel revenue was up, as we talked about, and so we're diversifying where revenue is coming from, but a lot of Q3 was driven out of that event cycle. What I can tell you going forward, we have now a much more robust plan around our event calendar, maximizing all the assets indoor and outdoor from everything ranging from private events and weddings and conventions and meetings to large scale football, non-football sporting events that will be hosted here, played here, and, you know, some events that we're going to create ourselves that I won't talk about today, but that will generate even greater revenue opportunity for us. Of course, we'll always continue to balance the calendar, and I think our team is starting to do that now with assets, the expanded asset base that we have. You know, as we continue to grow events, sponsorships obviously grow right along with those. Sponsors get very excited about the number of events you have and the opportunity to showcase their product or service at those events. I think what we've done is set up a really unique venue that has a lot of adjacency in terms of assets, restaurants, experiences, indoor, outdoor gaming, those kinds of things that will attract even more events over the course of the next year and for years to come. Got it. That's helpful. A lot of helpful color there, Michael. Appreciate that. You know, next question, just, you know, I also appreciate the color on Phase II and the construction roadmap. Sounds like you expect the new hotel and the water park to both be open for business in 2024? Which is great. Can you just share your perspective for us on the value of the water park and what it brings to the Village from a strategic perspective? Absolutely. Well, look, we are in Ohio, and if you took a look outside the window today, it's pretty chilly and gloomy. I think the region itself, I can't tell you the number of people that come up to me and say, "We have needed something like this for a very long time, a high quality entertainment in a box sort of destination." Theme or Water parks in Ohio are frankly quite profitable and well-attended. You're talking about assets that generate usually between, I'll call it 800,000-1.5 million attendees per year. For us, it's a strategic attendance driver. The revenue and EBITDA associated with that asset are very strong, maybe the strongest of any of the assets we're creating. The hotel allows for that stay and play kind of environment to occur. It already is happening with our downtown hotel, you know, just 5, 10 minutes away. When we've built, and I've done this a lot in my past, when we build these two assets, now you have a more complete collection of experiences between the Pro Football Hall of Fame, outdoor attractions, indoor gaming, sports betting, different big large scale events, concerts, comedians, sporting events, an indoor water park. You can now really bundle a lot of these experiences together, sell them as packages. It enhances the length of stay and the repeat visitation. When those things occur, the dollar value to the company goes up. The longer people stay, the more they play and spend and enjoy themselves, the more they come back and do the same thing. It's a direct revenue driver that we're excited about in the $10s millions on an annual basis both from revenue and EBITDA. Also it's an indirect driver of attendance for all the other experiences, which will create a larger length of stay and a greater repeat visitation. Honestly, coming from Ohio, I can tell you, people live for these kinds of experiences, and there's six months out of the year where there's just not a whole lot to do. You either have to fly south or west to escape and get into entertainment experiences. We're excited about the water park and the only football-themed water park in America. In fact, I just visited Disney this past week and walked with their water park operators. Such high-quality assets they have there, a fantastic company, and it was great to see a lot of what we're doing is in line with the very best out there in the industry. More to come, but, you know, exciting to get the groundbreaking underway this week. Excellent. If I could just get a couple more questions on one last topic. You know, congrats on securing the sports betting license from Ohio, the Ohio Casino Control Commission. Two things here. Just to clarify, are you still waiting for an official license or just can you help us understand what else is left to do besides just waiting for January 1st to allow you guys to start betting activities? Also, do you have any initial expectations for your sports betting operations, whether it be, you know, number of wagers, number of bets placed, gross gaming revenue? I don't know. Whatever you could share there would be helpful. Thanks. Yeah. Not anything we can share today about the expectations. I think we have worked with our partners on pro formas for those things. I can tell you that I'm excited about the opportunity, but not prepared yet to share the expectations around numbers. We will be the only retail sports book in Stark County, which is a fairly big county in Ohio. The immersive environment that we're gonna create there, we haven't talked about the food and beverage side of this experience yet. It's gonna be really high quality and one of a kind, and I'll tell you, a brand that people are going to be excited about. I know I am. I think what you're gonna see from a betting point of view is Ohio is very favorable towards this. The rules and the taxing and everything that has been set up is really exciting to the sports betting partners. One thing to note, when you say congratulations on obtaining the licenses, thank you very much for that, but I don't think our shareholders really understood that there were only a few at large licenses to be obtained. In Ohio, the sports franchises, the sports tournaments were already guaranteed sports betting licenses, and so I think in total there was roughly 25 that were available. We're the only one that I know of right now outside of those guaranteed licenses that was approved by the state of Ohio, which really goes to show you how impactful what we're doing in this community and in this state is. It's an economic driver not only for our company, but for our region, and I think the casino, Ohio Casino Control Commission saw that, valued that, and wanted us to have those licenses. Now to your question about conditional approval. Yes, it's conditional approval because as you go through the process you still have to meet the, you know, the stipulations around the rules, and you have to show the experience and the security of the experience and everything else. We have absolutely no concerns about that at all. We're working very closely with our partners. You can imagine from a mobile technology point of view, they wanna make sure that guest data and information is very secure. You have the approval, it's just conditioned upon all of the things that the checklist items that you have to have in place, just like launching any new business, and our partners are all over it. We're all over it, and so we expect come January 1, we're ready to go. Yeah. I would just add to that, Michael, that RSI, our retail sports betting operator partner, has also received conditional approval at this point, and Betr is far down that track and continuing to work very closely with the commission to ensure its approval. Excellent. Fantastic. I really appreciate the color, guys. That's it for me. Thanks. Thanks, Jack. Have a good day. Thank you. Again, if you have a question, please press star then one. Our next question will be from David Marsh from Singular Research. Please go ahead. Hi. Good morning. Thanks for taking the questions and again, congrats on the good momentum. Just one quick little housekeeping item on the sports betting side. It seemed pretty clear in the press release that the online sports betting would be ready to go January 1. Would the retail also be ready to go January 1? No. That's a great question. Here's how I would think about it. Retail will be ready to go in the context of engaging with guests and showing them the kind of experience that Rush will be able to offer and bringing them into their ecosystem, signing them up, offering opportunities, for them once the retail sports book is open. We've just completed the core and shell of that building. I anticipate the interior fit out to start in the very near term. I'm guessing it's going to be Q2 before it'll be open. We'll keep everyone apprised of that. I know Rush and Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company are incredibly focused on getting this open and having this experience live for people to enjoy as quickly as possible. Okay. Thanks. Just a kind of more of a process question around the JCI situation. Are there any kind of like hard timelines in terms of mediation completion and arbitration completion so that this thing doesn't drag out forever? Well, yeah, I think there are. You know, look, the reason why we went down the mediation path is so that we could have a third party. By the way, our mediator, very experienced mediator, has done over 4,500 mediations, understands what we're dealing with. Look, when both sides have a desire to resolve something, it can get resolved. The whole reason for the dispute resolution mechanism that we had in our contract is if there is a difference of opinion or a difference in perception around how the business has progressed or not progressed, and I think that's where we've been. You know, there was publicly, you know, Johnson Controls has said they didn't feel as though we met our financial timelines. We absolutely do. We have all financing in place. You know, our contract allowed us to have a day-for-day extension while COVID was going on. We're working very professionally and amicably with them. It is a very confidential process. What we've said publicly is basically what we can share. As I said, though, I do anticipate getting a resolution around this, and I think both sides are gonna work towards that. We've made a proposal. The mediator in Johnson Controls has that. We're expecting a response in the very near term, and then we'll go from there. Yeah, David, I would just add to what Michael said. You know, as I'm sure you can appreciate, sort of the underpinnings of mediation is that it is a confidential process. While the process plays out, you know, we're somewhat limited in terms of what we can provide in terms of interim updates. Certainly, as a public company, at the appropriate time when we have more concrete updates to share, we will do so in that context. Great. Thanks. Just to kind of wrap that up, you guys are still a little bit held back, though, in terms of your ability to realize sponsorship revenue until this is resolved. Is that an accurate statement? No. It's a good question, though, 'cause it's one that helps us clarify for folks. We're actively pursuing sponsors in all categories. You know, part of the strategy has always been, as the category presents itself and we can grow our business to really take full advantage of the category in terms of monetization, we will. As an example, this year we added ForeverLawn as a sponsor, a naming sponsor of our sports complex, or ForeverLawn Sports Complex. That was a 10-year, $5 million deal, which was a, you know, a very big deal for us. We have other sponsors that are deep down the path of conversation and opportunity to work with them. I think with Johnson Controls, they represent several categories of business for us. We still have the opportunity to look at sponsors that could be in those categories, and we are. As responsible stewards of business, we always need to do that and build a pipeline of potential partners in every category, even when you have existing partners. We've continued to do that. I can't really comment on how it would work if we were to get a sponsor in similar categories of Johnson Controls. That would have to also be part of the mediation process, and we'd have to understand, you know, how that would work in the context of the existing agreement. Great. Just lastly, I think in the last quarter call, you guys had guided a little bit more precisely to revenue in the $20 million range and EBITDA loss in the $20 million range for the year. The guidance is a little bit more opaque, and I understand with just you know, market conditions and the you know, labor conditions and all of that. Is there any way that you guys could you know, fine-tune that a little bit or just reiterate or let us know what your thoughts are with regard to a comparison to the guidance in Q2? Yeah, David, this is Benjamin. Yeah, I can cover that one for you. Yeah, that's where we guided previously. We came off of that just a little bit because of seasonality here in 4Q. We expected to have a couple of more events lined up for 4Q coming off what you see as a very, very strong third quarter. Slightly below that. You'll see similar to an uptick in what we had in 4Q last year, which put us somewhere between, you know, 17 and, you know, high teens this year, for full year. Then of course, you know, as we look to next year, very strong growth in 2023 versus 2022. Yeah. The only thing I would add, I think that's very well said. You sort of said this, David. I think as we add new assets and as we start to diversify where revenue comes from, selling media, selling partnerships, creating bigger events, you know, these things are coming on a more ad hoc basis now. As an example, our Center for Performance. We've now been approached by multiple outside entities to host bigger events in there that we couldn't have anticipated two weeks ago even. It's a very fluid and dynamic environment that we're facing. I am encouraged, though, about inflation moderating. I am encouraged about the fact that consumers are still spending on experiences, even though they may be laying off the big ticket item purchases. For regional destinations and great experiences virtually in terms of gaming and media, I think that there is going to be a net positive for us as we move throughout this year and into 2023. Sounds great, guys. Thanks so much for taking the questions. Again, congrats on the great momentum and progress. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. At this time, I'd now like to turn the floor back over to management for closing remarks. Thank you. We do have a few other questions that I'm going to share with the group. The first being, coming in saying or asking rather, why are you using the ATM at current prices? Can you give a little bit more of an explanation surrounding that process? Yeah. I'll just make a couple of remarks, and then Benjamin, you should also comment on this. First of all, when you say using the ATM, let's be clear, a little over $2 million in the quarter from our perspective is not using the ATM. It is there to help with the equity that's needed to entice other forms of financing. We did that on a very small scale, and we'll continue to do that if needed. Right now, we're trying to be pragmatic about engaging the ATM because of the pricing, but it is there as a vehicle to allow us to manage the business more strategically. While we used it, we used it minimally over the last quarter. I don't know if you wanna add anything. Yeah, I'll just add. I mean, it. Michael hit it. You know, when we have a depressed stock price like we do right now, we wanna be really thoughtful of dilution, stay away from using the ATM where at all possible.