CBS News Interviewee

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I was clicking on the website and it was all sold out. So then I started Googling, like, you know, resale tickets for All Things Go.
It's like, you know, the festival. It's in Maryland.
He's a pretty big hustler.
I think I made like three or four hundred bucks, and it was, that thing came out of my phone.
So I called Kevin up. I was like, I need $2,000 to get these. And he didn't even blink. He's like, sure.
My daughters will never forgive me. Therapy, but at least I got a brand new fix box.
The market is the market. The prices are the prices.
Very rarely. I mean, we won't even waste our time.
Well, we're tough graders. You can get it 99.9% right, and you give yourself an F. Well, we grade ourselves awful tough.
In a large on-sale, we regularly knock down and defeat millions of bots. We're in an arms race with the people who are trying to figure out how to intercept these tickets. We've met people doing this.
And honestly, we don't spot them all. But you feel like you're doing an okay job of this? This isn't going to be abated until we get to the root cause of this, which is the extraordinary profitability of the resale market. The biggest resale platform.
When you look at what before this came out, the secondary market has done is sort of democratized access. Broke
It was $1,083 for two tickets. And paid more than $540 each.
Well, I would first start with saying that All Things Go should be working directly with StubHub to participate in the market dynamics. There's a way to collaborate here that everyone can participate in.
Participation, the artist can take a participation. We do this in sports all the time.
I don't want anything to do with it. I would turn down every check that got sent to me by a StubHub or Vivid Seats or any of these guys because I think what they're doing is, I mean, I think it's disgusting. McMahon wants to take the other side of that.
We want to make it easy if you decide you need to get rid of your ticket to get rid of it, but you're going to sell it back. for the same price you bought it for.
I think it's misguided. Miller called.
We don't believe that artists can control the pricing in the aftermarket, no.
It's their show.
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