Ticketmaster charged reader Keith $655 in convenience charges for two tickets to tonight’s Rangers/Devils playoff game. Of course, the tickets in section 118 cost nothing, but we still won’t give them the benefit of the doubt. Ticketmaster boasts that special brand of evil that wouldn’t object to levying several hundred dollars in convenience charges to a free Raffi concert.
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If Godwin’s law is for nazi’s then what’s the law for gay jokes?
@pmathews:
Gaydwins law?
Wow, Raffi is still around. I saw him in concert with my parents when I was five-years-old…in 1990.