This isn’t really metal related, but hey, we rag on Ticketmaster as much as the next site, and this is a pretty ridiculous story.
Apparently they are still selling the unsold tickets to Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle’s perfect game. From back in July. As keepsakes. For full price. They even leave the “convenience charge” to really give you that authentic ticket-buying experience. Is there a market for $50 pieces of paper?
[Via Deadspin]
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