If you think meth is good, sure, that's a valid reading of my comment.
Also, I don't know of any multi-millionaire ticket scalpers. They seem more a convenient bogeyman for the ticket-industrial complex than a real problem.
If you think meth is good, sure, that's a valid reading of my comment.
Also, I don't know of any multi-millionaire ticket scalpers. They seem more a convenient bogeyman for the ticket-industrial complex than a real problem.
The impliciation that only small outfits can be value positive requires rejecting economies of scale.
Which is a fundamental misunderstanding of economics compounded by its limited scope: the entertainment complex to which scalpers attach is massive. The shows which scalpers are attracted to are massive. Small shows don't get scalped.
> I don't know of any multi-millionaire ticket scalpers.
Wonder how far the goalposts have to move before you realize how embarrassing this is for your ideology.
Yes, Expedia isn’t an airline and the New York Stock Exchange doesn’t make cars.
> your ideology
Out of curiosity, what ideology would that be?