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Last night, Jillie and I watched the documentary about the Astro World Fest, the Travis

Scott documentary where like nine people died at the concert.

And, you know, it's trying to like find the blame. Like, who gets the blame here? Is it Live Nation that gets the blame?

Is it Travis Scott? And of course, generally speaking, like when you watch these things after an hour and a half, you come to the conclusion that seemingly everybody has a little bit to blame in this. But it's interesting because, and I'm not saying

any of these people deserve to die or anything, it's sad that people went to a concert and

died. This isn't the first time people have died at a concert. You know, you had the Who's in Cincinnati

tragedy where some people, I think,

got trampled in that. I think some kids in either, I think in Japan got trampled at a new kid's on the block concert. What a way to go. Can you imagine like, you know, you're like, you're talking to people up in heaven one day, you know, and you've been up there a while. You're talking to someone. Like, how'd you go?

I got carjacked and, you know, I wouldn't give up the car so the guy shot me. How did you go?

Well, I got trampled at a new kids on the block concert in Tokyo. Like, new kids on the block?

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