well joe concha of course you see him all over a fox news fox business he's the great media

political columnist and you can read him at the hill and make sure you follow him on uh twitter it's

uh joe concha tv at twitter joe concha how you doing happy friday mark how we doing good hey it says

on your twitter you were going to see Plaza Suite, the Broadway show.

And what happened? It's canceled.

I know. And not much notice, too, right?

So apparently Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, who star in that great play, they both came down with COVID, just like Nancy Pelosi has come down with COVID, just like Joe Biden likely will come down with COVID. So they canceled the performance. So I think I would get my money back, but no, I'm giving a credit for a future Broadway show. So I'm going to have to talk to Reidle and see where I should spend my money in this case. You got any recommendations, actually? You are. Wait, wait.

You get a credit for Plaza Suite, right? Or for any Broadway show? Any Broadway show. Really? Yeah, because it's a limited engagement Plaza Suite, so it ends in a couple of weeks. So I guess they figure, it may be sold out. I might not be able to even get tickets for it. So have you ever seen the original? Yeah, go watch the movie.

It's better than this.

The movie's much better. not be able to even get tickets for it. So have you ever seen the original?

Yeah, go watch the movie. It's better than this. It's the movie's much better.

It'll save me money. That's for sure. Yeah, I'll tell you the story behind this. My wife started watching the old sex in the city episodes from, you know, the late 90s and early 2000s,

and it is an excellent, excellent

show. But then we watched the new one. We try to get through two or three, and Mark

is so woke and so unfunny and just so uncomfortable to watch. It really was an exercise

in pain, but she kind of came to like Sarah Jessica Parker. So I'm like, I'll get her tickets

for this. So it's not so much of me, it's her.

But again, we'll see something else, anything but Hamilton.

That's what I figure.

Yeah, now, you don't have to explain.

There's no husband ever in a Broadway theater there on his own free will.

It's always the wife.

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