The Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ten

Austin Brower Show, bringing you the latest world news and health research.

I hope everyone's having an absolutely fantastic day today.

As always, I hope you're staying healthy. I know a lot of people I've talked to or run around.

Some people will be getting sick and encourage people to make sure you're up into vitamin C and D3,

at least down here, and prioritize, you know, what you want to do as far as with your overall health,

what you want to eat, how you want to feel. And it's interesting because I was talking to Steve

earlier, he was saying, yes, last week, last two days going back and forth to Tampa. So he commutes.

He said it was absolute nightmare with traffic. And I didn't know much about it. I had heard

Taylor Swift was basically doing a concert in Tampa. And I don't have any fanfare for Taylor Swift, never listened to her, never really cared for her. She's just pretty illuminati to me, but by all means, don't really care. If you want to go to her concert, go to her concert. But I looked up some stuff, and then I started seeing some things that people showed me over the weekend with videos and just the absolute cult-like following that she has. And I read the article

on it from the Tampa Tribune and it was talking about how Raymond James Stadium, with the floor

seating and whatnot, it was sold out. Every single seat was sold sold out 65,000 seats for three nights in a row

195,000 seats sold out in three days some of the tickets went up to five and six thousand

dollars a ticket I mean just ludicrous they said the average ticket price was $540. You times that by

$195,000 seats in three days. That's $105 million in ticket sales she generated just at those three

nights. That doesn't include concessions and beer and all the other stuff and merchandise.

And I'm not knocking her for making an extremely copious amount of money.

If people are going to spend their money, they're going to spend their money.

But I thought to myself, how sad is it that people are talking about, you know, maxed out credit cards right now?

We know, I can tell you right now,

195,000 tickets sold, vast majority of those were all on credit cards.

Vast majority of probably didn't get paid off. People probably still paying interest on

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