Megyn Kelly

But if you're going to be that, and especially if you're going to get these free tickets for an event where New Yorkers, and there's obviously millions of them who have lived and died with the New York Knicks forever.

I lived in New York for 15 years when the era of Patrick Ewing and really good teams, John Starks never won the championship.

These people have been waiting for these forever.

A lot of them are priced out.

And then to have these celebrities who don't even seem like the real fans,

get in and get in free and get all these perks like those suites have tons of perks it's not just like sitting in any old seat high up it's you know like a suite then go on and complain that their seats weren't as good as they as they this is why there's so much resentment toward the celebrity class we talked about this last time on zone like

In order to have this like mystique of celebrity that actually is appealing, there needs to be a mystique to it.

Like you have to have something opaque about yourself.

You don't want to show yourself because when you show yourself, you're showing who you are like an ordinary guy with all the warts of everybody else, but getting all these undue privileges.

And that's what creates resentment.

And these people seem not to realize it.

They're so immersed in this detached culture that they don't understand any longer what they sound like to people.

If I were their agent, I would be like, just just shut up always unless you have a script in front of you or some written prepared speech.

And otherwise, just go do your movies, go do your TV, collect your huge paycheck and go on a boat and just don't let people know anything else about you.

Yes, what they should have done was say, here's my seat, Daniel Penny.

Here you go.

Or cop patrolling the beat.

You want a good seat?

They'd kill to be able to sit in this Cisco suite.

Or like a single mother who gets to bring her kid, you know, who would never otherwise afford it.