Last week's journey to Scorpion Kings Live wasn't just about getting to a concert – it was about understanding how events generate massive economic impact and why transport integration matters for every South African.I'm taking you from Midrand Gautrain Station to Loftus Versfeld, documenting the real economic story behind major entertainment events. When Chris Brown performed at FNB Stadium, that single concert generated R900 million for Gauteng's economy and created over 6,000 temporary jobs. Tonight, we're exploring how this economic multiplier effect works and why the transport systems that make these events possible deserve serious attention.The Gautrain isn't just moving people – it's moving R1.7 billion worth of annual economic activity. During construction alone, this system created 121,000 jobs and added R20 billion to the provincial economy. With 24-hour security, 600+ CCTV cameras, and seamless integration with 125 feeder buses, it demonstrates what world-class public transport can achieve.But here's the critical question: why do we only see this level of transport coordination for special events? The PRASA integration working perfectly tonight for R20 return fares shows what's possible when systems work together. Every day, millions of South Africans need reliable, safe, affordable transport to access economic opportunities. The same infrastructure enabling tonight's entertainment should enable daily economic participation for everyone.