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Why dont you like Hannah Montana? If you had daughters (which maybe you do), you would understand why people pay that much for tickets. It was my three daughters first concert and they LOVED it. I couldnt think of a better place to spend my money.
Four hours of watching my girls dance and sing with the biggest smile on their faces.
The financial question is relative.
If a person is worth a substantial amount of money, then why not buy tickets. You are buying memories.
If you cant put food on the table, you should watch on tv.
I work hard every day so I can provide memories like last night for my family.
It took me about forty minutes to buy at face value from ticketmaster last Saturday and my wife and I were able to share their first concert with them.
I attended my first concert (Van Halen @ 1978) with a bunch of drunk, stoned frat brothers at the Salt Palace. It was fun.
Last night was priceless (I did use my M/C to get the tickets. Do I get some sorta product placement bonus?).
How much money is that worth to my daughters?
My wife and I?
(BTW Julia, I really don't like Hannah Montana either. She's not Bob Schneider, Springsteen or The Stones (I like them), but my daughters like her.)
Way to Go!
if im tired ill stay up just to watch it at 11 30
whenever i go in claires i stay in htere soo long to look at all of the hannah monntana things even though i look at the same stuff everytime
I LOVE HANNAH!
&& im 14