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the same advice you give or something like that it will happen every now and then okay're going to play the clip, and I'm just so curious if you agree with me or not.

My daughter is 22, and she just graduated from college with some student loan debt.

And about a year ago, she was able to get on the presale and buy three tickets for her, my older daughter, and myself to go to a Taylor Swift concert in Indianapolis.

We got him for like $209 a piece.

So now I'm seeing these resale.

Oh, it's crazy.

Oh, it's crazy.

It's insane.

Yeah.

And so I told her, like, why don't we sell those tickets and you can

knock down so much of your student loan, but you'd be so far ahead. She says, absolutely, it's non-negotiable.

It's a bucket list item. She's like probably you, Rachel, a twisty, and this is, you know. And it's her money, right? No, it was my money.

Oh, okay.

It was my money.

I paid for them.

But, you know, I mean, this is, and for me, too, I'm looking at, like, you know, she's iconic.

I would love to go to her concert.

My daughter, of all the people that she could take, she wants to take her sister and me, you know, I mean, that's great. It's going to be a fun thing. What would your take be? What Rachel now walk us through?

What do you think you can make on these tickets?

I'm thinking they would average out between three, four grand.

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