I’ve been watching a lot of videos from this year’s Rush tour, and it got me to consider buying a ticket for one of the Charlotte shows in November; the Atlanta shows are Thanksgiving week and I won’t be here. My desire to buy a ticket waned when I saw that the cheapest ticket I could purchase was $237. I will just have dig deep into my memory banks to remember when I saw them on the Signals tour in 1982.
Wordle: four, my starter was COUGH
FYI, ITP.Com no workey.
73 de JG/HamWithCam
Well, I don’t own ITP.com. 🙂
I do own insidetheperimeter.com which should just redirect to insidetheperimeter.net.
Every time I find out about something not working I consider quitting. I have no interest in website maintenance, and make no money from this. I thank you for letting me know, but I’m being honest.
Yes.
I have routinely used InsideThe Perimeter.Com for……years.
Occasionally, it doesn’t work.
So then I use InsideThe Perimeter.Net.
You don’t make any money from this?
How about implementing a PayWall? 🙂
73 de JG/HamWithCam
According to the message I got it appears the SSL certificate for the .com expired yesterday. I tried looking at the domain provider on my iPhone but the website is not mobile friendly. If it doesn’t fix itself by Monday I will investigate further.
Worst than not making money, I lose money due to domain and hosting costs.
Wordle in 3 and I’m not sure how.
Hopefully, some concrete will be made and poured later today. We finally got a half inch of rain late yesterday afternoon. The spot where my concrete is going filled with water (hence why I’m filling it).
Debbie made her first foray to the “new” Trader Joe’s in PTC yesterday and came home loaded down with stuff… including KRINGLE! Who knew? We had occasionally ordered directly from Wisconsin, but now… Kringle on demand!
Off to a DR appt.
-FP
I knew.
Aldi has real Kringle occasionally too
Rock Hudson is a huge Rush fan, (he told me all about planning to go to multiple concerts this fall at the last Wheelhopper) I don’t know if he got 1 or 2 tickets for the shows, but he mentioned Charlotte & Atlanta. Anyway – I’ll tell him you might be interested in being his +1 if he has an extra ticket (that’s sort of a joke, but not necessarily)
That’s okay, I am not interested in going with anyone else. I think $237 is the actual lowest price, not a resale, so it’s well out of my price range.
Ticket prices are outrageous. Hopefully Livenation/Ticketmaster losing its lawsuit will eventually bring prices down. You could probably find cheaper tickets on Stubhub closer to the day of the concert, but not much cheaper.
I guess since no one buys music anymore, the only way for any musician to make money is concerts.
That’s the theory, and merch
I doubt prices will ever drop.
I looked at a ticket for a show in Athens in November and it was $39. $30 was the ticket face value, $7 “fees”, $2 sales tax. And yes, I can afford $39 for a show, but then there is beer and food, and a hotel room so that I don’t fall asleep on the drive home. Now we are talking a $200+ outing.
Just heard from Betsy that she bought a Rush ticket for Atlanta, the day before Thanksgiving for $149 on Seat Geek.
Because it’s been such a disappointment it’s hard for me to get motivated to work WLF. I just took down two large tomato plants, which due to lack of productivity and critters yielded one tomato.
most of my tomato plants look good, just not much for any actual tomatoes.
I’m too lazy to pull them down, I jut hope for a late season crop
the basil looks good though – might have to make some pesto some day soon
I had some large slicer tomatoes destroyed by the critters. The paste tomatoes may survive but I noticed a ripe one missing today…
The saving grace is seeing my little green lizard friend living amongst the mung bean plants.
Every month we’ve been getting a few luscious tomatoes in our CSA box. Kevin has been enjoying many tomato sandwiches.
I had another bacon and tomato sandwich for lunch today. Oddly when I sliced into the first tomato it was rotting from the inside! From the exterior there was no indication of this.