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theebs;1461131 said:First off, its called highway robbery. The stadium and the team are the ones that are selling a product, not a guy in the parking lot or some low rent ticket broker.
spare me your insults. I dont know anything about hemi cudas and I wasnt alive in 1970.
If you like being robbed for something then that speaks to your intelligence level, Grandpa.
I've bought scalped tickets to big events on the cheap, much less than face value. Got to a Yankee game late once (NY Traffic ). Got front row loge seats for $5 each in the middle of the 1st inning. That taught me a lesson.
In the 7th the Yankees were up 9-2 and we left and beat the traffic, heck at $5 it was worth it to get there a little late and leave a little early.
Not that I would do that intentually at a Cowboys game.
So in that respect it can work the other way. People eat some tickets so they have to make that up at the other end too.
One of my private computer customers is a ticket agency, they buy...markup, and sell tickets. Thats how they make money. 3 days a week I consult for a comodities trading firm. They buy sugar in Brazil and sell it in Europe, North America and Hong Kong. They buy the sugar, mark it up and sell it. Thats how they make money.
What is the difference ? Neither creates the product, they both buy in quanity, mark it up and resell the product, like a grocery store does.