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July 25th, Levi Stadium, the summer's biggest show.

Song is the word.

It's all courtesy of Messina Touring Group.

I'm going to start. This is funny. I think it's funny.

I can't say I'm not seeing this greedy person's logic, but okay.

The CEO of Live Nation thinks that concert ticket prices are too low.

The last time you bought a ticket to a concert, weren't you thinking, man, I didn't pay enough for this.

Boy, this is a great low price.

I don't know where he's going with this, but here's what I'll say.

I do think putting on a concert is a major undertaking that we take for granted.

No question.

The amount of people that are involved in getting a band and all their equipment and everything that comes with around the country to multiple

venues a week, right? Most tours, you do at least two cities a week, if not three or four.

Sure. So there's a lot involved and a lot of people make that happen and we take it for granted.

That said, and I will say, I'll pay that whatever they need in order to make that profitable for them.

And they've certainly, I know now lost so much money in record sales because there's no such thing unless you're Taylor Swift.

Right. Who just puts Taylor Swift. Right.

Who just puts out a commemorative album and everyone buys it, including me.

I got swept up in that and went, I'll take one.

What did I just do?

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