Well, hey, everybody. It's Richard Spate. Question for you. Are you looking for tickets to your next game, concert or show?

Well, make shopping for tickets a little easier with TickPick. The original no-feet ticket marketplace

that brings you the best prices for all the events you love. And now, TickPick is partnering with Zip,

so you can shop now and pay later. Zip allows you to shop at TickPick and split your payments into easy installments.

Visit TickPick.com and use the promo code Zip20 for $20 off your first purchase of $199 or more with Zip.

Zip can only be used for U.S. purchases and Zip may charge a fee at checkout.

Certain merchant product goods and service restrictions apply. See Zip's terms of service at www.zip.co-us.

Loans through the Zip app are originated by Webbank, except for Zip originated loans in Colorado, Nevada, Massachusetts and Maryland.

You know, this guy, me, I'm a graduate at the University of Southern California, fight on.

And I'm excited to watch the USC Trojans battle the Irish of Notre Dame this fall live.

Nothing I like more than head-to-head combat on the Good Iron, little football action.

Where am I going to get those tickets? TickPick, that's right.

And I'm going to do it through Zip because why would I pay for it all? What I can pay in installments?

That's too easy, not to mention convenient.

You want to deal with getting tickets in person, waiting in line, bringing your folding chair because you're going to be there for three freaking days, hard pass.

No way, not in this heat or in the freezing cold or in even moderate weather.

Because why do that? Lines are lame. That's right, I said it. No lines for this guy and no lines for you because you're going to use TickPick.

And then you're going to spread out the payments using Zip. It's not going to hit your pocketbook all at once.

You're going to get the convenience of getting your tickets online. You're going to get the seats you want.

You're going to go to the event you want. It's going to be glorious. You're welcome.

Now you came from the theater. Have you been, had you been acting long in the theater? Did you go to school for theater?

Yeah, yeah. I started, I got my equity card when I was like 17 out of high school.

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