An open letter to Sir Paul
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@Copper said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
That man wants equity.
Hahahahaha
No. I have little doubt that he's not black.
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@Copper said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
That man wants equity.
Hahahahaha
No. I have little doubt that he's not black.
@George-K said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
@Copper said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
That man wants equity.
Hahahahaha
No. I have little doubt that he's not black.
Probably not, does it matter?
I thought any liberal or Californian or poor person could request equity.
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@George-K said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
@Copper said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
That man wants equity.
Hahahahaha
No. I have little doubt that he's not black.
Probably not, does it matter?
I thought any liberal or Californian or poor person could request equity.
If his songs are anything like his posts it’s no wonder he can’t afford a decent ticket
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@George-K said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
@Copper said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
That man wants equity.
Hahahahaha
No. I have little doubt that he's not black.
Probably not, does it matter?
I thought any liberal or Californian or poor person could request equity.
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Life is cheap, but the accessories will kill you.
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I wonder how much control the singer has over ticket prices. Do they really have a say in it?
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I wonder how much control the singer has over ticket prices. Do they really have a say in it?
@taiwan_girl said in An open letter to Sir Paul:
I wonder how much control the singer has over ticket prices. Do they really have a say in it?
Yes. They can dictate the prices in fact, since they have the authority to do the concert or not. If they dictate too low a price, they might not be able to pull the concert together, but I’m sure it would be possible to hold the concert profitably for all involved parties, for a much lower price. Actually there is probably only a small number of people whose compensation is related to ticket price, McCartney among them.
