W.W.E. ticket prices for

WrestleMania, two-night event, through the roof, to the point where they couldn't sell tickets. Like, they were struggling to sell tickets, and so they started to slash the prices because they realized this isn't working. So you would know better than me, and I get the World Cup is an incredibly huge event, but I do wonder if absurd ticket prices are actually going to keep people from buying it. They'll come down. Oh, they have to. Because when you look at some of these sweet prices, they're like millions of dollars. Millions. Millions. Millions. Just to go watch a soccer match or a couple soccer matches. I mean, listen, if you have the money to drop a few million dollars to get a sweet for one soccer game, that's. It just tells you who the, who the purchaser is. Yeah. It's a corporation. I get it off. I can't believe a million dollars. For one game. It's not like a season. Like, oh, it's probably two games. Okay, two games. Let me tell you. That's a lot of pressure on the sweet attendant. You can't be running low on catch-up.

You drop a minute.

Everything has got to be like taking care of it. You're expecting the best. Real quick. We'll get to some of your call. Sean's got a Cinco del Lund Show. Did you see the Evan Neal thirst trap video? I did. So Charles Bentley, former NFL player, I guess, is training him.

And so it's this video of a, I guess, is training him.

And so it's this video of a very slim down, svelte Evan Neal doing these really impressive exercises.

I wondered if La Charles Bentley could come back and play.

I mean, maybe.

Jacked.

He looked good.

He did.

Does that give you any encouragement or some encouragement on the prospects of Evan Ne this year? You know what? It's the only thing that you can look at right now is that he's working. He's working at it. Because I remember my off-season's they were exactly like that. They were grinding. And it's one of the reasons I was ready to retire because I didn't want to do that stuff anymore. Right. It's just, it's so hard on your, on your mind, your body. It's just, it's a grind. It's exhausting. But it prepared you to, to have an opportunity to be great when the season started. So the fact that he's doing it, it's fantastic. It's a great sign. I mean, why it took so long? I don't know.

Yeah, it's a shame. Sometimes you need a humbling. You know, we've had these arguments about Anthony Richardson and other athletes where when you say to me, I have the guy doesn't work hard, I always hold out hope of, well, there's always time to change. Yeah, something can always push, catalyze them into doing something differently. And what's encouraging about Evan Neal

is we witnessed a few times in history of the Giants and the Jets

recent history, these failed first round picks actually become serviceable NFL players elsewhere.

Yeah.

Like Mackay Beckton and Eric Flowers.

And wouldn't it be something if this guy, Evan Neal, turns himself into a serviceable player?

Now, I get he'll always be a boss because he'll never live up to the expectations of where he was drafted.

But if he's going to be a serviceable NFL player, why not here?

Well, the thing I'm most encouraged by is that this new motivation that we see from Evan Neal,

and I don't know what his other off-season's like, but this one looks like he's really grinding at it.

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