How Streaming is Upending the NFL (Second Request)

So, Arjun, you're, you're a big sports fan, right? I mean, you're wearing a baseball hat right now.

A basketball hat, but yes.

[laughs] I am a...

I, I do, I really do like sports.

I'd say basketball and hockey are definitely my go-tos.

I do love football, too.

I can't say that I love it enough to pay for YouTube TV, which seems to be the only way I can watch NFL games, or one of those, like, absurd TV packages [laughs] that I think they call the Sunday Ticket, and you can watch all of them.

But yeah, I do enjoy watching it on Sundays and Mondays and Thursdays and sometimes Saturdays.

Yeah.

You're, you're not alone in terms of, uh, being confused by the high prices and all the different way- s- ways you need to pay for subscriptions to watch sports.

And, you know, I'm dying right now because-

[laughs]

...

I wanna go to one of these Knicks finals games, and I was looking.

In 1994, face price for tickets was, like, $30, $50, $75.

And they, they were, like, really good during that time.

Like, they were, that was, like, the John Starks, Pat Riley era [laughs] when, like, they were really popular.

Yeah.

I mean, and now the tickets are 2,000, 3,000, 5,000.

So you just...

I mean, it's crazy, and that's, that's the ticket price.

That-

Yeah

... that's not even the price that you're actually gonna have to pay on the secondary-

Yeah