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Throwing a $200,000 Birthday Party
And yesterday, like, we kind of like got to a place where he want— like, how much he wanted. I'll say he wanted $25 grand. Okay. So basically how these parties work too is we'll get like a big sponsor to come in and like pay for it. So like, yeah, like this is— I mean, the party takes like, it's like $150, $200 grand, right, to put on.
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yeah, it's— well, just the music industry in general is, as everybody knows, is like incredible. Like there's so many people involved on everybody's team So you have to get all these approvals and then this person wants this amount of money, but this person a…
It's just like, yeah. And then the agent and then the managers are like the first, the managers will offer the deal and then the agents, their agents will hear about it. So they'll be like, nope, we need $80,000 more. And it just like keeps going and like the…
Yeah.
And yesterday, like, we kind of like got to a place where he want— like, how much he wanted. I'll say he wanted $25 grand. Okay. So basically how these parties work too is we'll get like a big sponsor to come in and like pay for it. So like, yeah, like this is— I mean, the party takes like, it's like $150, $200 grand, right, to put on.
Yeah.
So it's a lot of money. So sponsors come in and those— they're all over the place and it's like kind of fun. Like, they all have a purpose. They're not just like— it's not like a NASCAR where it's just like stapled all over. Like, you have like your little se…
And they never give you a number either.