David Sampson

Green Bay is not a big league city.

And if you've got a big league team, I guess by definition, you're a big league city.

Oh, wait.

You're saying when the low-ticket alert comes, that means that people pretend like at a restaurant where you put red—what's the damn name of it?

I'm having a day here, Dan.

The red ropes that indicate that it's exclusive.

Velvet ropes?

Velvet ropes.

And then you walk in the restaurant, you're like, dude, there's a million tables here.

Why is there a line outside?

Or when you're waiting to get to a club in Vegas, and by the time you get in, there's plenty of room on the dance floor.

So I think that what we do when we're selling tickets and we're pretending that there is demand is we make up the demand.

But when we're the promoter,

and it's actually our money, then I have no shame.

If I need to get tickets moved that I know are not being moved, I'm gonna do a BOGO.

I'm gonna cut the prices because I know that $5 is better than $1.

So it just depends on supply and demand.

But Jake Paul hasn't experienced this yet, but it's very normal for any entertainment act, which is really,

what he is.

It's just an entertainment act.