Neil Dutta

He sent me a picture of

And I said, with a ticket sale, I said, what is this?

He goes, that's a $3,000 profit for game four, like we spoke about.

I'm like, dude, I don't remember speaking about this.

I would not have been cool with selling game four to the finals.

At least I don't think I said that.

Um, all right.

So the situation that we're in now, the tickets, the get in tickets for the New York city based games are higher than Superbowl prices.

The last time I checked for game four, it's like $7,000.

All right.

So here's, here's my tickets.

Round one was three 80.

Then it went to like five 50, seven 50, 1350 for the finals for, for each ticket.

So 1350, we sold them for $4,500.

You can't get into the building for less than $7,000.

The Super Bowl get-in price was like 35.

So it's double.

Now, prices will probably come down a little bit.

But the cheapest ticket in my section was listed, I just checked, for $17,000.

Now, I don't know that anybody's paying $17,000, but that's literally, can I get $15,000 for the tickets?