Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show.

I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it's Monday,

which means our dear friend, Garrett Vogel joins us. Hey, Garrett, are you there?

Hello, Bobbs. Welcome home. Thank you so much, my friend. Of course, I was in the UK last week. It's funny to think about that, isn't it? Just a week ago, I was in a different country. you well you know a lot of a lot of the naughties know that they were sending their well

wishes to you and your family.

And, you know, I wanted to ask you too, and I think it would be cool for the audience to hear,

if we didn't know your dad, what would be the best way to describe your dad?

He was funny. He was kind. He was ridiculous. He was loving. He was a really good guy. He was a showman. My mom is actually quite shy. And there's combinations. So you get the showmanship from him. Yeah, I do. I really do. He liked Liza Minnelly. He liked Shirley Bassy. He liked big productions where my mom is much more quiet. And so they were a terrific combination. It was lovely growing up with the two of them. I love you lots. Dad, if you're listening, I'm sure you are a lower, lower, low. Let's jump into the show. What time is it? My friends, it's tea time. This is a big story, so you're going to not hear about this anywhere else just yet. It's going to explode. Everyone will be talking about it eventually, but we're talking about it first.

Bravo Con, which is their big live convention, they used to do it every year, but they haven't done it for the last couple of years.

And now we know why. Bravo's freaking out because ticket sales are a disaster.

And it starts in just a few days. It's a three-day extravaganza. This year, it is in Vegas. Bravo doesn't know what to do. They're looking at the ticket sales to these shows. And they probably should think about maybe canceling some of them. I don't think they will. I looked them up on Ticketmaster. So this isn't just internal figures. I got those. But I also then double checks. That's what we do as reporters. Just to see what was going on. You can get a ticket master and see any show from Taylor Swift to Madonna. They're all on there. And so I looked at BravoCon. And it looks to me, I got my little calculator out, only about 20% of seats are sold for one event. About 50% for another.

50% isn't very good, but it looks good here because there's a holiday spectacular too

that I think Andy hosts that sold about 10%.

Now, behind the scenes, they are freaking out.

We know a lot.

You know a lot, Garrett, about the music business.

If you sell 10%, you cancel the show.

You don't do the show. This is where an artist would come out and say hey scheduling you know scheduling

mental health uh you know things that you really can't question but uh this is this is kind of like

it you could see the obvious here like you know we always wonder like always wonder, like, hey, who's listening to us?

How many people are watching us?

I think the response alone by the amount of tickets have been sold for BravoCon tells, you know,

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