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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand why people are acting so entitled over this.  We lucked out and got a code the first time around and then lucked out again and purchased tickets.  After paying normal concert prices, we drove there and drove home.  I paid for an overpriced pizza of pizza at the stadium.   I don’t know anyone who paid thousands for resale.

Weren’t you ever a kid and disappointed because you didn’t get tickets to the sold out concert? This isn’t any different except people think it’s their right to go.  -Gen X mom[/quote]

The difference between then and now is that now scalping is legitimized and anyone with enough money can go[/quote]

Come on, enough money could buy you anything back then too.  Don’t be so naive.  We all knew people who bought tickets from scalpers.  [/quote]

Back then you had to know how to do it, now anyone with parents willing to pay can bid what it takes. [/quote]

How old are you?  Yes, if your parents were savvy you could meet up ahead of time but with enough cash you could walk up and buy tickets from the scalpers for any concert, game or event outside of the gate.  They were always there.  It’s the same thing.  Enough cash gets what you want.  [/quote]

Yes, they were there, but my parents weren’t.  Parents weren’t involved.  I wanted tickets, I camped or got them at the event.  It didn’t involve savvy parents, but savvy KIDS.  And that is what is jacking up the price as well. Parents have more money than kids, so the tickets are now more as well. [/quote]

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