So again, a couple of fans, including him on Channel 7 last night. Tickets got revoked by the Lions.

We've had a couple people calling in, including I'm going to get to a gentleman right now,

his brother lost his tickets. Just the idea of, do you think teams should have that right?

If you're not breaking the law, if you're not harassing people or doing anything stupid,

you know, general degenerate

behavior, why has this become a thing now where teams get to arbitrate whether you get to

sell your tickets or not? Yet they're in the ticket broker game with massive contracts with

ticket brokerages. It just, to me, it crosses a line.

And I hate the idea, I mean, that gentleman's name is Paul.

He had tickets 25 years.

He goes to every game.

And now, you're out, no conversation, no, not even a phone call.

I think that's the part that pisses me off the most.

Not a phone call. You don't

get to talk to a human being? You get a chat GPT email? Not right. It's not right. Do better.

You know, the Lions want to be an elite franchise. They've done a hell of a good job on the field.

Do a better job off the field here and fix this stuff. For somebody who was with you through O'N16, that in and of itself means he gets a phone call.

Couldn't have said it better. Let's go to the people. Let's go to Brad 971. Brad, what's going on, buddy?

Hey, guys, thanks for having me on. Yes, sir.

So my brother has four tickets.

He's had him for about four years.

He's gone to two games in two years.

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