Get it. The Bird Show.

I think I'll do a little homework on this.

But if I remember correctly, we had a fact on this show a while ago.

Like what is the most marked up item that you can possibly buy?

And it was movie popcorn.

Oh, for like what it costs to make and what they're making off of it?

Yeah, it was ridiculous.

Like it makes, it's like seven cents to make and they could charge you like $8.50.

I remember when we were, when I was a server at like an upper scale restaurant.

However, I didn't serve in the dining room.

I was serving in the bar because that's where I belonged.

And the manager, we'd always run through the specials and stuff like that.

And they never wanted us to push like lobster or anything like that, like the big ticket

item.

No, they wanted us to push like some chicken dish because it was marked up and there was more

profit in selling the chicken dish.

And there was lobster because they made minimal off the lobster.

I actually saw that on airlines.

First class tickets aren't the ones that make the airlines a lot of money.

It's like premium economy because you're basically getting the same experience as economy.

Like you're not getting that much leg room.

But you're upcharged like $1,000 or $2,000, especially for those transatlantic flights.

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