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If I look on ticketmaster, there are hundreds of tickets for sale. The prices are insane. Lets assume I want to be closer than the 500s, tickets are going for 500-1500$ per seat in the 300s. I'm just clicking randomly though what's available mid field, i realize there are cheaper regions. How can I find the cheapest option for any given region of the stadium? What are these ticketholders going to do if no one buys them? Are there last minute sales I don't know about?

The absolute cheapest seat I can find is 170$, most expensive is nearly 3K. What's that person doing when no one buys their tickets? On a side note, I'm curious what season ticket holders are paying and making off these seats.

I'm super new to stained glass, and have only made a few pieces, and I'm just now starting to "get" certain things. Below are images up close from my first project, an overly ambitious window, and one I made this weekend, a smaller window insert. I only changed three things, the brand of solder I was using, the brand of flux, and using a wire brush first (based on tips from my first post long ago thank u/claycorp). For Solder I used ANOSON 60/40 from amazon, when previously I had used HGMZZQ "stained glass solder". For Flux I used RectorSeal flux paste, when previously I had used liquid that comes in all the cheap stained glass kits. Massive difference. I thought it was all of my magical ski

My wife almost always handles contract stuff, and particularly has done all prior cancellations for products we no longer want. I happened to be in the room for this one and holy hell. After the first 5 mins I couldn’t help but get involved. The very nice man on the line straight up argued with us for half an hour. I was very clear, no thank you, just cancel. Got to the point he was interrogating us on why we wouldn’t want to save our lives if it was free….for the first 12 months. I was shocked. I’ve heard of the comcast woes, and she low key complained about a few of these. But holy shit. It was the most aggressive and obnoxious experience with a company I’ve ever seen. Praise be to my wife

I've got a window above my main door entering my house, and I'm planning to make a large rectangular stained glass to fill the space. Its 66 inches wide and 14.75 inches tall. Attached is my proposed design. I've done little projects, nothing near this size, and I honestly don't know if the thing will support itself when done. I'm going to use 3/16 round H lead came for the inner bits, and 3/8 inch zinc U came for the border. Assuming i'm thorough soldering the joints, will this thing support itself? Its going to be wedged in place, not hanging, with some sort of locking hardware yet to be determined.

Does anyone see any major design flaws with this panel? Will this support its own weight?

We just found these in an old box with a letter written by our grandmother. Indicates these were found in an old house by her great grandfather, so 3ish generations ago? Can't find anything online about them or the stamp on the bottom. "Venture" with "R. B.". a smaller upside down 4 can be seen. Anyone have any idea where to start on researching these? Has a pretty unique handle.

I've read several posts about this type of issue on here, and I can't seem to find a consensus on this breaking issue. I have a 2023 model 3 and 2023 model y. Both cars, when you are going >50 and apply the breaks moderately hard the breaks will engage, the car will rapidly slow, but a few seconds into the process I will feel the break pedal lighten up, and it feels like the car is now breaking at 20%. Both cars, same scenario, same behavior. This isn't fast enough where the tires would lock up, say 50% more breaking than the standard regenerative breaking. Hardish, but not so that the ABS would seem to account for it. Its always the same, I can feel the car decelerating less, which feels al

For May, anyone know what’s up?