Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.

Hey, we've got lots to get to.

We'll go over the entire Governor Cuomo situation.

Next week should be his final week in office.

We'll get to all of that.

As you mentioned, Carnegie Hall, not Carnegie Hall, Broadway opened last night.

The first Broadway show to open.

You have to sit there with masks for the whole two hours.

That's not easy to do.

And as we mentioned, don't ever sit in the first two rows or three rows, and maybe even four rows of a Broadway show.

If you're in the first row, you just get sprayed with droplets.

You don't realize when they're singing or even just to play when they're talking loud.

Joe Bartlett, you've seen that, right? Their droplets hit you. Exactly. You got, so, I don't know what, you know, they're trying to be so

cautious with the masks, but if you're in the first couple of rows, you will get sprayed with droplets from all of the actors.

And what you really should do is block off the first three, four rows.

That would cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars a week.

So that's why they don't do it.

You know, if the audience in the first few rows, if they got to go, they got to go.

That's Broadway's attitude.

So they had the first show open, and it got to go, they got to go. That's Broadway's attitude. So they had the first show, uh, open and it's, uh, seemed to have gone well.

You know, Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga played Radio City. That went well as far as the audience.

Well, we'll see, uh, with this stuff all opening this week, we'll see in a week or two,

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