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foreign foreign [Music] hello out there on the internet I am Matthew Galt and this is cyber have you tried to buy a concert ticket recently what about a stadium show for a popular comedian what did it cost how is the Ticketmaster experience well like everything else the price of live event tickets is on the rise but the reasons why arent as simple as inflation in the economy outrageous ticket prices are all about Monopoly using an algorithm to outflank the secondary Market its a surreal story and here to tell it is motherboard editor-in-chief Jason Kepler hes been writing about this for years now his latest piece on it is Blink 182 tickets are so expensive because Ticketmaster is a disastrous Monopoly and now everyone pays ticket broker prices Jason thank you once again for coming on to cyber and walking us through this weird complex story long long headline long headline I came up with there why theres a lot to it theres a lot to it why ticket broker and not scalper I was curious