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| quote: | Originally posted by CynepMeH
I dunno... maybe I'm behind times. I just don't see how a reasonable person can shell out $300 (well, if we factor in the service charge and parking - though, you're probably taking a limo, if you're spending this kind of cash... or taking a subway, coz' you're broke) for an event that can be attended for $65. Think of a mark up though:
$65 ticket x 4 = $260
$25 for bottle of Grey Goose at your local liquor store x2=50
Total out of pocket expense = $360...
Sell about 10 VIP tix, you got a cool $7,400 profit. Not bad... |
i see where you're coming from, and i can understand how, when you have little money to spend something like that is fantasy
however, when you start working and make 6,7 times more money than as a university student, you instantly change your lifestyle. im not earning an awful lot of money at the moment, but it's a lot more than i had at university and consequently my standard has increased. this weekend, for example, i went from london to nottingham to see danny howells at renaissance. i bought an open train ticket to have maximum flexibility and even booked myself a hotel room, something I could have NEVER afforded whilst at university.
if i was earning enough (say at least twice what i am earning now, and realistically more like 3 times), then i wouldnt hesitate to spend that money, since i like PVD, ive seen him a few times and i would be going for the music.
if you can afford it why not? you get people spending thousands of pounds on cars - so why is it so strange that i should spend, say 300 dollars (only about 150 pounds) on a pvd ticket, especially if he is a DJ that I know i will enjoy??
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