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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I feel like I have so many things

to catch you guys up on. Every time I mention the Taylor Swift concert on Instagram, people are like,

you're going to her show? Which show? You didn't tell us this.

I don't know what happened. I feel like I went quiet on stories for a little while. And that's when all

these things happened. We went on our trip. And I just, you know what it is. I was planning on making

a TikTok about the price differences between the Germany show and the Toronto show,

which I still might do. And now I can't remember if I already told you guys this, but the one ticket in

Germany was $1,500, which is still absolutely insane for a concert. But in comparison to the Toronto shows,

it's so cheap. So our tickets are basically,

if you think about the 100 level at a regular stadium, because we didn't want to do the floor.

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