Originally posted by Timk68:[..]
You have to be kidding ? Why ?
Originally posted by Timk68:[..]
You have to be kidding ? Why ?
Originally posted by Timk68:[..]
You have to be kidding ? Why ?
Originally posted by Ricku2:[..]
maybe they have doubt about their tickets and just want to make sure they are first to enter.... e-tickets are quite vulnerable in some ways.
Originally posted by Timk68:[..]
You have to be kidding ? Why ?
Originally posted by Remy:[..]
I wouldn't know man
Originally posted by Maaaike:[..]
Comes across to me like an obsession with being in control of their world in combination of fomo. Once you got a high number once, that experience in itself becomes a achievement, and you don't want to settle for less the next time. At the same time, they (incorrectly) feel that everybody else wants a high number too, so they'll start queueing earlier and earlier.
Funny thing to me is that this entire 'being first in the queue' is no longer a means for getting a good spot and experiencing your favorite band up close, but a goal in itself. Which even leads to them cutting short on their actual experience, by leaving the concert they 'queued' for four days to go and get a high number again![]()
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Originally posted by SJKamal:[image]
It's like a bloody military operation