Mark Simone, Mr. New York.

On W.O.R.

Hey, we'll take some calls.

800, 321-710 is the number.

Today is the anniversary, I believe, of the day the Beatles came to America.

They landed at Kennedy Airport.

All the reporters were there.

They had that press conference.

They came in to stay at the hotel and do the Ed Sullivan show.

You know, it was a different world musically. The music business was totally different back then.

Today, if you're the biggest star and you're going on tour, if you're Taylor Swift, if you're Justin Bieber, how do you go from place to place?

Well, private jets, all that stuff. But your crew has moving vans.

I don't mean like a little moving van. I mean like the biggest moving van, white gleaming, it doesn't say anything on the side.

And there's usually 20 of them, sometimes 25 of them. And they're bringing the sets the lights all the equipment everything 25

moving vans there's a crew of sometimes 60 80 people on these sometimes 100 on this in these moving

vans and they go from city to city bringing the set the light the equipment and there's two sets of this.

There's a whole other set of the same exact stuff, another 25 moving vans, because

when one is setting up in Philadelphia, the other one has to get to Baltimore so the next

night you can be set up there.

You know what this cost is?

This is millions of dollars for this stuff.

If you go back to when the Beatles came to America,

...