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another edition of roommate died and people in my personal life being so weird and bad about it. asked bf to come over on sunday (6 days after finding out) and he said i actually have errands :/ and then didn't text me for the rest of the day. now wonders why i am mad at him.

#and when i had a breakdown yesterday he was like well you need to respect my time too.#when else could i possibly have gotten groceries gotten my hair cut gone to my mom's and made potatoes au gratin??#once again. kill yourself #i know this is an insane overshare everybody look away tbh

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Paranapiacaba, an old little city, SP!!

2005

galina

Last morning, wandering around the house taking it all in, trying to put it down perfectly in my memory, the warm air, the cool tiles, the way the sunlight reflects on the sea and shimmers in the olive trees on the terrace

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Rest in peace to the incredible Anthony Stewart Head (20th February 1954 - 1st June 2026)

RUPERT GILES in BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1997-2003)

suburbanscrimshaw

my roommate died this week and when i went back to work i was telling my boss and coworker and my coworker excitedly asked “well have you felt his spirit around the apartment???” genuinely kill yourself

genuinely i need to be so much meaner

fever

i hope everything reminds you of me and i haunt you forever (flirting)

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萩原卓哉／Hagihara Takuya

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plainwater-pdf

can i just say. as a person who manages a box office. i would only purchase tickets off a 3rd party site if i was in the most desperate straits and even then i would go in knowing that they may not work. i'm being so serious when i say call the venue and ask about tickets, especially if it's independent.

3rd party sites ALWAYS say "there's only a few tickets left!" and actually that has nothing to do with how many tickets a venue has left. that's simply what they always say to make you panic buy. 3rd party sites will and often do advertise incorrect dates, incorrect show information, incorrect seating charts, and the tickets are wildly marked up. so 1) go to the venue's actual site and check first 2) if there really are no tickets, call and ask if there is a wait list. even ticketmaster venues have box offices that are worth trying to call.

the big ticket retailers (primary source of tickets) are ticketmaster, axs, and dice. smaller/independent venues will have their own ticketing systems embedded in their site or linked directly from their site. the big 3rd party sites are stubhub, vividseats, tickpick, gotickets. for smaller venues things like eventticketscenter, boxofficeticketsales, etc will pop up.

begging u to personally end the scourge of giving 3rd party ticket resellers your money.

plainwater-pdf

and one more thing! if a 3rd party site EVER says "your tickets will be at will call" they will not be at will call. that simply means the reseller was unable to obtain e-tickets for whatever reason. you've been scammed brother.

#the amount of times i've had to apologetically explain to very excited people that their name isn't in my system #and nobody contacted us to transfer tickets into their name. horrible

folklorespring

If We Lived Here by Paula Rebsom

can i just say. as a person who manages a box office. i would only purchase tickets off a 3rd party site if i was in the most desperate straits and even then i would go in knowing that they may not work. i'm being so serious when i say call the venue and ask about tickets, especially if it's independent.

3rd party sites ALWAYS say "there's only a few tickets left!" and actually that has nothing to do with how many tickets a venue has left. that's simply what they always say to make you panic buy. 3rd party sites will and often do advertise incorrect dates, incorrect show information, incorrect seating charts, and the tickets are wildly marked up. so 1) go to the venue's actual site and check first 2) if there really are no tickets, call and ask if there is a wait list. even ticketmaster venues have box offices that are worth trying to call.

the big ticket retailers (primary source of tickets) are ticketmaster, axs, and dice. smaller/independent venues will have their own ticketing systems embedded in their site or linked directly from their site. the big 3rd party sites are stubhub, vividseats, tickpick, gotickets. for smaller venues things like eventticketscenter, boxofficeticketsales, etc will pop up.

begging u to personally end the scourge of giving 3rd party ticket resellers your money.

#the longer i have this job the more i'm like a great portion of the population does not know these things #please your life will be better and less stressful if you buy from the source #my venue is a 1000 seat independent theatre and that is the pov i am coming from #i see our $5 to $30 tickets on these sites for $80 a pop when we have a TON of tickets still available on our site.#i saw a summer camp performance ticket go for $75 last year. the price through us was $10.#it is a buyer beware situation in most states and brother i need u to beware #alright i feel better that's my psa