The Jabulani controversy

33:16you know, you don't always cuz you play in in both high school and college and club. You usually you play with select or sometimes you'll play with some of these Adidas or Nike balls, right? They became a little bit more popular later on. But you wouldn't really play with the World Cup ball, you know, practice or whatever. But when the Jabulani came out, one of the things people love it it it it it it had this weird knuckle. So, like this is when like, you know, Cristiano Ronaldo is making these 40-yard free kicks in the Premier League and the the people Goalkeepers hated it especially. A lot of players hated it, too, but people who were like goal scorers or people who wanted to take free kicks, they liked it cuz it would it would move around weird. >> Okay. >> And so, they were just like, this is great for me cuz it's

33:56I'm going to score and the keeper has no where it's going. And I don't really like I think I I remember at the time one of the things that would struck me about it was and I I didn't necessarily think about it is the surface was so smooth. >> Mhm. >> In part because it didn't have all the seams that you just talked about. Um but it was extremely uh extremely controversial alongside the vuvuzelas. >> Yeah, the vuvuzelas also very controversial. >> controversial. >> Yeah. And that's exactly what Right, you were saying that, you know, it moved weird. >> It moved so weird. >> goalkeepers hated it. >> hated it. >> Right? There is nice fundamental physics reason for why it moves weird, and that's what we're