00:00
We have an update on the Ticketmaster Department of Justice lawsuit and
00:05
the DOJ is real for this one.
00:09
The DOJ is forcing Live Nation and Ticketmaster to break up because
00:13
they're a monopoly on the concert business.
00:16
The lawsuit was originally for Live Nation because they own Ticketmaster.
00:20
no, no, you gotta break up.
00:21
It's kind of like those couples that are always together and it's
00:26
like I don't need your man at girls night.
00:28
You know, like you gotta do your own like it's a
00:31
toxic power couple. You know what it reminds me of that
00:34
homie at work. We're like we need two people to do
00:36
this task. It's like,
00:37
you can do it separately but go off Queen.
00:41
Here is this, there used to be one phone company in
00:45
the US. They set the prices.
00:48
You could send messages with the carrier pigeon.
00:53
So we started like that and now there's so many phone companies
00:55
right? So maybe this lawsuit might,
00:58
you know, help more ticket companies come to light.
01:01
So we as a consumer have more say in where we buy
01:05
our concert tickets. I like this.
01:08
Hopefully this case kind of helps us out.
01:11
I want to listen to some concerts,
01:12
man. I wanna be able to afford a couple,
01:14
not just one a year,
01:15
it's like, all right.
01:16
Porque mega guo. Shout out to the DOJ.
01:22
Well, we'll see what happens.
Series