you are not in there have not
made bad decisions to go to jail
when you see those thick doors,
original doors keeps going the
right way right and bless it a
blessing. A bipartisan group of
lawmakers introducing a bill
targeting hidden fees for live
events. If passed, it would
require ticket companies to
disclose the full price of seats
up front. Not near the end of
the transaction when you usually
go. Wow Companies like
Ticketmaster have taken a lot of
flak over the years for their
current system, which does not
reveal the actual full price
until the end of the transaction
process and can end up with
seemingly meaningless fees to
create a roughly 30% surcharge.
The legislation comes and made a
broader battle against ticket
sellers. In December, a group of
Taylor Swift bands sued
Ticketmaster after its site
crashed during pre sales. For
her latest tour. You see tickets
with a price and you're like,
Okay, well, we'll do that and
that And I know there will be
some tax. But then you see that
big chunk of the end. At that
point, you're already in it.
It's a psychological game, right
? Yeah. You've lived the
experience. You're not going
back at that point. Yeah
something that sells something
that shows you with fees is this
is what it is. Is it airline
tickets? Something It's Yeah.
Everything included already. The
gas is on it, but something like
this. We've seen recently. I
remember a band that was here
not long ago, and their ticket
price was less than all the
surcharges. Yeah okay. Yeah I
just want to be able to know. I
mean, I think you can get the
information but you want to you
want to know before your hosts