David Sampson

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.

He's not a boxer.

He's just entertainer.

So it's very normal that you will do these things as demand and supply ebbs and flows.

Maybe claim chowder.

Well, he's a promoter now, as you know.

So he's smart about what he does.

He's not just getting purses, he's actually taking it on both ends.

And so when you get in that business, you are not gonna have an A plus every single time, but you still promote the C pluses and the B minuses and the Bs.

And the fact that he is participating in it on both sides makes a C plus still profitable.

Just like in school, you get a C plus, you get to move on to the next class.

So I'm not worried about his marketability because he's already diversified his business interests so much that he's not a fighter.