"$58 million is being spent as part of this event, but that $58 million in spending is only turning into $20 million in additional income for Detroit area," he tells Metro Times. "It's not benefiting people '$58 million,' it's benefiting people '$20 million,' and even that's questionable. "They're running with that because it's the biggest number, and that makes it sounds like a big event. Who would turn down $58 million?" (read on...)