As you might be able to tell by my mood, I hate the idea. I'm driving hundreds of miles and spending hundreds of dollars (hotels, travel) for each show to go see them. I am willing to sit on the sidewalk for hours to get close. Everything else in life is first come first serve. I am taking off work to go to there. I will be one VERY sad girl if I am banished to the back of the GA, far away from the boys I came all that way to see, and the guy who's swigging down beer after beer saying "Man Bo-no looks like CRAP" and wouldnt wait more than 5 minutes to see the band is up close. I mean if we're willing to wait in line, we should be able to reap the benefits of it. Bah. I'm just sad, cause waiting in line was actually kinda fun. Meeting people who love them as much as me, seeing random guys playing U2 on his guitar, homeless people asking for change....it was an adventure.
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As you might be able to tell by my mood, I hate the idea. I'm driving hundreds of miles and spending hundreds of dollars (hotels, travel) for each show to go see them. I am willing to sit on the sidewalk for hours to get close. Everything else in life is first come first serve. I am taking off work to go to there. I will be one VERY sad girl if I am banished to the back of the GA, far away from the boys I came all that way to see, and the guy who's swigging down beer after beer saying "Man Bo-no looks like CRAP" and wouldnt wait more than 5 minutes to see the band is up close. I mean if we're willing to wait in line, we should be able to reap the benefits of it. Bah. I'm just sad, cause waiting in line was actually kinda fun. Meeting people who love them as much as me, seeing random guys playing U2 on his guitar, homeless people asking for change....it was an adventure.
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