I'm here hanging out with you filling in for Nick and Ken today and tomorrow.

Mark and I were just talking in the break about UFC and whether or not it's worth it to go to the big pay-per-view

fights or if you're better off you know to go into

some of the smaller ones you have a better view of what's going on you're not having to watch

everything on the on the jumbo trom because you're like you know up in the 300 level or you know way up top and can't even see the guys in the ring.

So Mark not worth it to go to a big McGregor fight like obviously that would be a cool

experience but if you want to watch the fight probably better off on TV right?

Yeah it's an amazing experience like anytime you're there live it's an amazing experience especially like for

Econom or McGregor fight. So if you you know want to grab tickets and invest in that you like go right ahead. I'm not here to tell anyone no but I do enjoy

the smaller events better because I feel like the sight lines better you're closer to

the action you know you feel you can hear the kicks you can feel the

you know from the strikes and people getting slammed to the canvas.

So I just feel like as a fan like that experience of being closer

is much better and it's a little bit easier to get that kind of access, you know, at the lower,

the, you know, smaller events.

But listen, if you can get good access, you know, good tickets to the larger events and you want to invest in that?

Sure, definitely, you know, I'm sure it's an incredible experience, but the McGregor tickets are going to be up there.

I'm positive.

Yeah, that's the argument that I'm having in my household right now.

My husband wants to go to the McGregor fight.

And one, I'm like, if we're going to take a trip, I don't want to go to Vegas.

I want to go sit on a beach somewhere and have a drink in my hand and listen to the waves, right? Like I want to go relax. I don't want to run around Vegas and I don't want to watch dudes beat each other up as much as I love sports.

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