Why are you claiming that?
Because you said people that can afford social lives aren’t poor.
Why are you claiming that?
People who can afford to go out to a concert can’t be. Big arena gigs cost around £50, and then you’d have to get there, find somewhere to stay etc. could cos a few hundredBecause you said people that can afford social lives aren’t poor.
About what?
People who can afford to go out to a concert can’t be. Big arena gigs cost around £50, and then you’d have to get there, find somewhere to stay etc. could cos a few hundred
I’ve no idea where you are coming from with this. I’m not criticising anyone but those with disposable income who are petty enough to try and claw their money back while being aware of how precarious the industry is right now.What else shouldn’t they have to qualify as poor. A car? Sky tv? Heating?
I’ve no idea where you are coming from with this. I’m not criticising anyone but those with disposable income who are petty enough to try and claw their money back while being aware of how precarious the industry is right now.
I think you have a problem about something else and are taking out on me as your posts have been so strange. And really fucking presumptuous. You don’t know me, yet you seem to think you know how I’m getting on in life and all sorts of other stuff. So you’re either getting me mixed up with someone else or have jumped to some erroneous conclusions about me. You’re creeping me out tbh. I bid you good night, and trust you not to engage with me any more.Try the post above to understand.
But you won’t get it, which is why you cope so badly in life.
Night.
I think you have a problem about something else and are taking out on me as your posts have been so strange. And really fucking presumptuous. You don’t know me, yet you seem to think you know how I’m getting on in life and all sorts of other stuff. So you’re either getting me mixed up with someone else or have jumped to some erroneous conclusions about me. You’re creeping me out tbh. I bid you good night, and trust you not to engage with me any more.
Hmm, I’ve worked in London on minimum wages or less, and couldn’t even afford to go the pub let alone concert gigs. To me then, people who did this were wealthy to me. Even after earning more, drinks were out of the question, I just had to do it straight edge.Sometimes people's circumstances have changed. A friend, for example, was on furlough for the duration and has been on reduced hours since.
When she booked some tickets pre-lockdown, she could afford them at a stretch as a treat. Now she can't and asked for a refund when the gig was rescheduled. She's on just above minimum wage so is not exactly rich.
This must be it as I haven’t clue what he’s on about.Orang Utan and B.I.G you ae both shouting about different demographics, have a glass of tap water and chill out.
Why did you say this? It’s a fucked up thing to say to anyone let alone a stranger when you’re a noob on the boards cos you don’t have the knowledge to come to this conclusion.you cope so badly in life.
Orang Utan and B.I.G you are both shouting about different demographics, have a glass of tap water and chill out.
Why did you say this? It’s a fucked up thing to say to anyone let alone a stranger when you’re a noob on the boards cos you don’t have the knowledge to come to this conclusion.
They’re not hard up when they’ve bought a ticket for £50 are they?Well they are thinking about the plight of the struggling business owner and I’m thinking about the person that paid for entertainment they can’t receive. Whereas they can’t comprehend anyone paying for entertainment becoming hard up.
None of your business. Why are you bringing it up? What’s it got to do with this thread?Are you coping well in life?
They’re not hard up when they’ve bought a ticket for £50 are they?
None of your business. Why are you bringing it up? What’s it got to do with this thread?
It doesn’t matter if they need the money. They’ve already spent it. It’s gone.
She's not in London.Hmm, I’ve worked in London on minimum wages or less, and couldn’t even afford to go the pub let alone concert gigs. To me then, people who did this were wealthy to me. Even after earning more, drinks were out of the question, I just had to do it straight edge.
From where I was at the time, the concert goers were all middle class or poshos who wouldn’t understand when you told them a gig you were invited to was way out of reach cos it was so dear
You’re doing the judging here. It’s not judgmental to observe that people with money to spend on big nights out are probably doing ok and so I’m surprised to see them demand refunds, instead of just signing it off.You are judging others for not doing so well in life they can afford to spare money for things they didn’t receive.
They may be entitled, but that doesn’t mean they have to get a refund. There is a bigger picture to considerExcept it isn’t and they are entitled to a refund. That is how refunds work.
You’re doing the judging here. It’s not judgmental to observe that people with money to spend on big nights out are probably doing ok and so I’m surprised to see them demand refunds, instead of just signing it off.
They may be entitled, but that doesn’t mean they have to get a refund. There is a bigger picture to consider
Please stop patronising me and making assumptions about my life. I’m only judging the people who can afford to forego the price of a ticket, but who go to the trouble of getting refunds when the bands need that money moreStill don’t have any awareness I see. Work on that and you will do better in life.
In the meantime the poor will have to do without going out to avoid your judgment.
I think you need to go to bed as you keep attributing stuff to be that I never said!The bigger picture being more important than their ability to eat or pay their bills. Right.