We knew the Knicks are going to the Eastern Conference Finals, a ticket, and I'm going to use one specific section and one specific seat, so that it's not confusing.

Section 313.

So on the Chase Bridge, my favorite seat.

Yep.

There was a ticket available nine days ago for $1,027 on May 10th.

Okay.

Last Wednesday, so a few days later, that jumped up to $1,143.

Okay?

Then, on Thursday, it went down to $970.

Today, in this moment, hours before tip off, that exact same seat, is now courtesy of the Nixon Ticketmaster, $606.

Yeah, you said it. You said it would go down. I said it. So that's the...

Just wait. They're not doing anything wrong. Like this is sports ticketing in 2026. It's like legalized

brokering. By the way, it is everywhere for everything. Everywhere, every team. It's like legalized brokering.

By the way, it is everywhere for everything.

Everywhere, every team. It's just frustrating because I don't think a lot of people know it.

So when you see a ticket for $1,000 and you're like, I'm going to buy it,

it sucks to know that the same group, Ticketmaster, that's selling you the tickets five days later,

could lower it by $400 a ticket. I mean, 60640 is $400 cheaper and $500 cheaper than we're at... Right.

It's pertinent to us because it's the Knicks happening right now.

But talking to Anthony Gallo, by the way, congratulations, Gallo.

He just got engaged.

Congratulations.

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