I'm going to set this up for you right now.

If the Knicks play a game five against the Philadelphia 76ers, there are tickets available, courtesy of the New York Knicks.

If you go on the Ticketmaster's site, because you can't resell tickets.

You're not allowed to until 24 hours at a time. So there's plenty of tickets available. Now, the reason why they're available is Section 313, which is, believe it or not, where my seasons are, the face value from the New York Knicks.

I'm not joking.

At this moment on Friday for a potential game 5 is $837 a ticket. Holy cow. Those tickets won't be sold. So technically, you can say the Knicks haven't sold out game 5. Yes. By the time we get... There could not also be a game five. That's true, but you still can buy tickets. Yeah, of course. By the time we get to Monday, let's assume there is a game five, like the Sixers don't get swept. They will lower that price due to dynamic pricing to something like 537, which is a significant downgrade. And then the tickets will be sold.

So why would you buy an $800 ticket right now? Because you don't know. You have no idea. I don't think a lot of people understand how this works. That's why I'm explaining it. Yeah, okay. Keep going. So that's what ended up happening in Philadelphia except it backfired. So they weren't sold out. Craig made a big deal of it. I think he's fighting with Philly guys right now.

Uh-huh.

And he's right.

Like, I even said it at the time.

I was like, Craig's not wrong. He's just leaving out how all this happens even with the Knicks. Yeah. They had a crazy dynamic price. It was like $575. No one bought it. Now they're down oh two and they lowered it and people still aren't buying it.

So the game isn't sold out and then they're going to hand tickets out the Sixer fans to make sure the place is filled.

But they did dynamic pricing and the problem with dynamic pricing.

Literally hand out tickets?

Yeah.

Yeah.

They're just going to give tickets away.

Yeah, I think they gave away like 500 this morning. Oh, my Lord.

Yeah.

That is pathetic. Now, the Knicks will never be in that situation. No, even if they lose the next two games. All that will happen is those prices will come down. They will not be 837. I took a picture of it. And then on Monday, assuming there's a game, I'll take a picture of the same seats. it's going to be like $300 less.

Right.

And I wish there's something that we could do take a picture of the same seats. It's going to be like $300 less.

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