Teresa Strasser

So not only are ticket sales and comedy ticket sales sort of in the toilet, but the benefit stuff goes too.

When the economy goes bad, let's face it, people don't have $100 to see Dana Gould.

That's the bottom line.

So he basically said...

You guys are going to try to do a 1,250-seat venue at $100 a ticket.

It ain't going to work.

You're going to embarrass yourself.

You're going to embarrass the talent.

You better think this over.

And I said it, but in a much more insulting way.

That's a nice version.

I said, we're few, but we're proud.

We have a very dedicated audience, and I think they're going to step up and come through for us.

And he said, I don't think they're going to do it.

And as a matter of fact, he's the one who suggested we lock off the loge and lock off the balcony until the bottom section got sold out just so it could appear that we had an audience when you're up on stage.

Yeah, and so you could have four or five million people watching Leno, but a very small portion of them might go out and see the show, which is we have a much smaller group with a much larger percentage coming out and supporting and just showing the love of Bald Brian.

So fantastic.

So the message I want to send to everyone is thank you, the ones who have bought the tickets.

The ones that haven't, we've sold quite a few tickets in less than a week or about a week's time.

And this thing is another three weeks away.