Scott Galloway

The pricing has just gone absolutely crazy.

And my sense is they've used technology to put ticket brokers out of business and capture that additional margin.

They've said, all right, we'll charge $4,000 for a floor seat rather than having people line up for $200.

But where's the back end?

Where's the inflation here?

been most severe or pricing as a function of concentration of power?

Because I think it's hard to look at big tech because there's been a concentration of value, but those products are free.

What other markets do you look at and think the pricing is just way too goddamn high because of a concentration of power?

But how would antitrust fix that?

You went to Oasis, you went to Beyoncé, you saw the remake of Wizard of Oz and The Sphere.

All those suck compared to the Pivot Tour.

This is the biggest tour.

Same people that are organizing our tour that organized Taylor Swift's tour, they are much more excited about our tour.

Refereed capitalism.

I think it's, as Churchill said, it's the worst system in the world except for all the rest.

Your thoughts?

Well, I like Jonathan, and I think the concentration of power is, he's talked about it, and the lack of, I mean, he said some really cogent things, and that is, I have a tendency, because of my anger, to want to go in and take on the big guys and break up these huge monolithic companies.

And the reality is, they're so intertwined now, that breaking them up, there'd be a lot of kind of, not technical debt, but there'd be

you know, the surgery would be painful, right?

You'd be trying to separate Siamese septuplets.