Assuming that I can actually get thru and get tickets, The Cure.
Good luck! Pro tip: they say don’t refresh the page when you’re in the waiting room, but they’re just trying to protect their servers and refreshing at 9:59:59 still gets you towards the front of the queue.
I miss when it used to be a free for all because I never get a damn code, but I was the MASTER of refreshing at just the right time.
I am also trying to get tickets to see The Cure, but my text said my sale starts at 10 am, and I have somewhere to be at EXACTLY 10 am. I asked my supervisor if it mattered if I was a few minutes late and plan to sit in the parking lot at the place I need to be ordering tickets on hotspot data.
Do you put the access code in for the waiting room, or when you get into the actual sale?
I think you don’t enter the code until you get to the ticket page, but like I said it’s been a while since I actually received a code My waiting room refresh experience is from general sales or credit card presales.
Second TC: I’m too old for this shit. My friend just said, “can we go back to the days where we stood out in the freezing cold outside Rose Records, or lined up in the creepy basement of some downtown department store because that’s where the Ticketmaster office was?”
Mr. Meer is very nicely picking up my lunch for me while he’s out running errands and he’s not back yet. I want my food nooooow. pout
Holy shit the garage door just opened! I’m magic!
I did not succeed. I was 1704 in line and had two GREAT tickets in my basket, but then it gave me an error message at checkout and kicked me back into the choosing area, and then gave me other error messages every time I tried to select a ticket, finally telling me that I had made too many reservations and kicking me back out into the queue, where I then had “2000+ people” ahead of me. Guess THAT’S not happening.
I SAT THROUGH THE QUEUE AGAIN AND IT WORKED THIS TIME!
(Not a complaint, obviously)
VICTORY IS YOURS
I car-danced and sang along the entire way home, and then lit an incense stick to fully bask in the joy of my inner 14-year-old.
Suddenly, after years of agreeing these events are not relevant for our teams to attend, my whole team thinks we should go to some networking events and my god, they’re suggesting I SHOULD BE THE ONE TO GO.
I really have no social anxieties, but I damn well have social preferences and if I go to a networking event and pretend to be cool and nice and easy to talk to for 3+ hours (high level masking) I’ll need like two days of PTO to emotionally recover in bed.
YAAAAAAYYYYY
this seriously sounds like a bell the cat decision. “we should do networking” “they should do the networking, not me!”
I’m not sure what Bell the cat is, but I support all things cat. but not networking. No networking!
the story is that a group of mice got together and said, ‘our lives would be so much easier if the cat had a bell on its collar’. And they all voted and agreed that this should be done.
But it turns out none of them actually wanted to be the one to put the bell on the cat’s collar. Funny that. Similarly, your team thinks networking would be great - if you are around to do it.
My crud is getting worse and I have to work my home show this weekend. I hate working it when I’m healthy, it’s going to be hell if I’m still sick.
I think I’m joining the OMD bad tummy team
Noooo
It’s a shit team.
Sorry for the crappy pun.