SeatGeek

I'm just reading about a single ticket for Saturday's Texas-Ohio State game was listed on SeatGeek for $42,000.

That would have been probably one of the better ones.

But the average resale prices are between $800 and $900.

Zero percent chance he's here.

I think he was watching the show earlier because he made sure to remind me about SeatGeek.

We're going to give a shout to them a little bit

later.

We're going to have a conversation about which team needs this week one game more between the Titans and the Jets tomorrow.

So I was looking at just some numbers on SeatGeek as far as the other 14 games outside of the first two and the get-in price for the cheapest possible ticket that you can find.

Shocking to no one, and we'll talk about it tomorrow, but the Jets and the Titans is the cheapest get-in price at $27.

Why the hell is Dolphins at Raiders...

Now listen, if you're hoping for a ticket, let's also hope you got some deep pockets, like really deep.

If you peruse sites like SeatGeek, you're going to find tickets sky high, at least one listing going for $42,000.

Even on the lower end, get ready to fork over several hundred dollars if you're lucky.

Buckeyes Longhorn suit up Saturday evening, 6.30 p.m. And over on the pitch, the Verdean Black not having the best year.

Now listen, if you're hoping for a ticket, let's also hope you got some deep pockets, like really deep.

If you peruse sites like SeatGeek, you're going to find tickets sky high, at least one listing going for $42,000.

Even on the lower end, get ready to fork over several hundred dollars if you're lucky.

Buckeyes Longhorn suit up Saturday evening, 6.30 p.m. And over on the pitch, the Verdean Black not having the best year.

And one dynamic that I've really like sort of celebrated as we've done the podcast is that there's no really simple, neat narrative with any one company we worked at.

So here, I mean, SeatGeek was a normal company that had its pros, it had its cons.

I think more pros had a great experience overall, but I will kind of put them on a pedestal for this one aspect in the two, three years that I was there.

I think they still have the policy to this day.

It was like a fun perk that helped to draw people in the doors.

But I think... we would both appreciate kind of what's happening at a deeper level.

So the ticket perk was that everyone who worked at SeatGeek from C-suite to what we called ourselves like event experts.

So that's basically like your tier one, you know, customer facing, crushing tickets all day on the front line, speaking to customers, trying to use their tickets, they have questions, whatever.

We are close to the parking lot.

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Back

to Media Mash.

The countdown to game day starts with Rally Days, presented by SeatGeek.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at AT&T Stadium, meet the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders and alumni, play games, win prizes, and more.

That'll be fun.

On SeatGeek, you can get in the door for $454,000.

How about

that? And collective 10.