I love how desperate the ticket resale business has become. When I was 16yrs old, I worked for a ticket broker in Sarasota, FL. I mostly did odds and ends around the office, built his website and gained nothing but the upmost respect for the business. He ran a clean gig. Basically, a majority of his clients were wealthy and well to do and dont have the time to buy tickets the conventional way, much less the first ten rows of a concert or big event. So they call him and business is done. He never had guys out at the venue, re-selling tickets he couldn't sell. Today... the rate at which I see pieces of garbage w/ gold teeth, missing teeth, dressed in garb that I wouldn't attend a fast food restaurant in, holding tickets in one hand and a sign reading "need tickets" in the other is incredibly disturbing. And then to act as if a regular joe-schmo just trying to get half his investment back in the vicinity is stealing from their livelihood...give me a break. (fixed code --1992)