The Deal was done, and we all knew It was attributable to his fame The First Railroad Roundhouse was built in America Would be restored and carry his name Walter Payton's Roundhouse Complex I was ready to commence As our CPA Mark outlined the plan This was no time for nonsense "One-third for Walter, One-third for me, One-third for the Aschers We should all agree" "But, wait…" Walter broke in, "Wait, you see I need to get this straight It appears you believe one of us…Pam? Is she not carrying her own weight?" "Oh, no," said Mark the CPA, "But if we divide by four The Aschers will have 50 percent And that would, of course, be more" "Check your math," Walter insisted "Since what I am able to see… Pam would have 25, Scott 25 Just like you and me" "And so, it is settled," Walter declared, "On the documents that you create There are no Aschers, just Pam, Scott, Mark, and Walter On that, you will clearly state" 365 days later, Walter Payton's Roundhouse Opened to accolades and awards It was honored by many By Kings and Queens, by Aces and by Lords Walter Payton's Roundhouse was declared By the United States Department of Preservation "One of the finest examples of adaptive reuse, Of buildings throughout our entire nation" Note: Day of the signing, Walter declared, "I think I got to have 34?" No one disagreed, but we told Hall of Famer Dan Hampton we'd never be his partner…Dan was 99.