Jesus Christ, how tough is this? Go to the game, and rob a scalper outside after he makes a sale. You can even have your dad watch out for cops. Bonding, $1400+, and watching your team all rolled up into one evening. Bring some batteries and tell the grandkids someday.
Speaking of ticket stubs, my sister recently found, in an old scrapbook of hers, and gave me her ticket stub from Game 3 of the 1969 NLCS between the Mets and the Braves. The stub is in great shape except for some discoloration form the scotch tape that held it in place. She sat in the Mezzanine Boxes at Shea and the price was $7.
As one who won a pair of Super Bowl tickets two years ago and sold them on Stubhub for a tidy profit of $5600, I say sell them. I think of that game everytime I look at my LCD HDTV, DVR and other items in my house.
@UkraineNotWeak aka Praying for a Bullpen: aye, but were either of the Super Bowl participants your team? I can't see you selling WS tickets if there was a chance the Mets would clinch that night.
True. If the Jets had been involved, I might not have sold them. I always laugh thinking of the poor soul who laid out over $6000 for the pair and sat out in the rain for 4-5 hours. I at least hope they were a Colts fan.
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Go, AJ.
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Or, get 289 some high-quality perforated cardstock, and put him to work.
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True. If the Jets had been involved, I might not have sold them. I always laugh thinking of the poor soul who laid out over $6000 for the pair and sat out in the rain for 4-5 hours. I at least hope they were a Colts fan.