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"The Depths Of Human Greed"

I feel I have to get this off my chest.....so here goes, last week FREE (emphasise the word FREE) tickets for Radio 1's big weekend were distributed at Sunderland Civic Centre. Everyone who queued for these tickets were given a pair, regardless of whether or not they were needed. I recently checked ebay and lo and behold tickets are being 'touted' for up to £200.

This level of human greed makes me sick to the back teeth. I am so annoyed I can hardly contain it. Greedy, nasty, sick, miserable, horrible, commercially minded pieces of...you can guess!!!

SHEEPY wrote:
> Yeah, harsh example there.

I was gonna say exactly what SHEEPY was gonna say but I thought I might be spamming. [B] So about this ticket thing. [B] I agree with you.

Meh, I'd sell them as well. You'd be a mug if you had a spare ticket and a huge possibility for profit and gave it all up.

In other news, people are starving while others are morbidly obese.

/ERROR

Yeah, harsh example there.

If only the organiser in the centre had set looting to need before greed.

No I didn't bother to queue because the line up sucks, that's not the point, but loads of decent kids whose families are on benefits (areas of Sunderland are in the worst 3% nationally in relation to benefit dependency and low income)couldn't get tickets because of these money grabbing gibbons....

Obviously at least half a person does, or this thread wouldn't still be here.

Hardly the depths.
Suck it up, no-one cares.

Queue several times, wearing a different costume. Then sell the extra tickets.

And yes, human greed really p-s me off.

*Shrug* Spare tickets. If someones going to pay 200+ quid for them, they obviosuly want to go badly.

If I had spare I'd sell them, hell, it's not as if it's a charity gig.