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31. The Who live? I'm jealous!!

Fri Oct 31, 2025, 04:17 AM

Oct 31

A few years ago, my Germany-based younger daughter invited my wife and me to see the Rolling Stones live in Stuttgart. She got us seats right near the stage—close enough to see every one of Mick Jagger’s facial wrinkles. It WAS a great show, but our seats set her back something like €500 each. She is super-successful and really makes that kind of money. That is pocket change to her, and so we didn’t feel bad about it. But dayyum! For THAT kind of money, we could have flown up to London for the weekend, stayed in a decent hotel, watched some documentary on the Stones on the BBC, and had some fabulous Indian food to boot.

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These days those movies SocialDemocrat61 Oct 30 #8

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ain't that a shame... myohmy2 Oct 30 #6

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Downton Abbey, not Downtown Celerity Oct 30 #21

Oy. Sigh. Thanks. mwmisses4289 Oct 31 #24

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Well, you enjoy it, then. Xavier Breath Oct 31 #36

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We haven't gone in a few years. Maybe getting too old. JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 31 #29

The Who live? I'm jealous!! DFW Oct 31 #31

Mick Jagger has wrinkles? Maybe that's why he stands close to Keith Richards. JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 31 #41

Even if I had fifty million in spare cash and would retire tomorrow DFW Oct 31 #30

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Tell me, tell me! I'm open to suggestions!! DFW Oct 31 #37

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