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There's emails going out, email blasts, two-for-one specials, ticket specials for Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua.

Wow.

That's not good news, right?

That means this thing is struggling.

There's billboards saying low-ticket alerts, and that's also a move and an indicator that there's actually not a low-ticket alert.

What kind of draw is this to the consumer?

Hey, come see Jake Paul get pummeled.

I do think that if they are indeed struggling to sell tickets like these specials suggest, maybe we should look at this as a business plan as is this perhaps the end or does Jake Paul require the tomato can to move tickets?

Let's turn our attention to the FIFA World Cup.

It appears as though FIFA bowed to the pressure of the European sports consumer.

We've said several times, American consumers beaten down by the system and ticket fees and all that.

In Europe, they have actual power and they rose hell.

And they actually brought about change.

Does this say more about their power, though, or the lack of demand here in the United States that FIFA probably overestimated?

The Arrowhead Stadium sea graphic is crazy.

But I do think that the demand, I do think that FIFA overestimated what kind of demand there would be here.

And I do think it correlates to the economy.

quick break to talk to you about the official ticketing partner of the dan lebitard show game time the nfl regular season is already winding down and this is when the games get really good and tickets are in high demand some of them really difficult to find so why don't you take the guesswork out of buying nfl tickets with the game time app

I use it all the time because it gives me the advantage.

That's right.