Jon blasted on own site

Becky · #11 12-31-2009, 03:48 AM

You can't blame Jon for your own/your wife's mismanagement of money. People really need to learn the concept of personal responsibility.

Kuba80BJ · #12 12-31-2009, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by marta anna

exactly! Jon does not stand with a club over her head forcing her to buy a ticket. My opinion is the following: If someone does not like the price, he or she does not need to buy the ticket and go to the concert. If someone buys a ticket it is her or his own choice. Nobody is forced.

If I find the prices of my favourite bands beyond my range I simply do not go to the show. A show for me is a luxury, not a necessity. If I can afford it - that's great. If not - I would not die because of that.

Totally agree, well said. Not everybody has to ride a Ferrari

You can drive in any other car, but if you can't afford it just use a bike or your feet (or in that case your brain). This whole problem about the high ticket prices for me is overrated way too much.

Makedde · #13 12-31-2009, 05:17 AM

Perhaps he should take the credit card away from his wife?

How idiotic to blame Jon for something the idiot wife did. Good grief, Jon would read that and have a right chuckle.

Rob · #14 12-31-2009, 05:44 PM

Haha! That guy is even more stupid than his wife. When I get married my wife is going nowhere near my credit card.

Dawn · #15 01-01-2010, 02:48 AM

I agree with what everyone has said . However I do agree with the guy perhaps seeeming to have a dig at the high prices of the backstage tickets , ie to be near the front/Jon.... Do they really need to be that expensive ? then again if they were cheaper it sounds like the 'wife' might have brought a ton of tickets instead !

Dawn

RS8MB0R8 · #16 01-01-2010, 12:41 PM

Whilst I agree with everyone on the face of it, we don't know the full story here. Some people's obsessions can lead them to financial ruin and we all know there are some seriously obsessed people out there when it comes to Bon Jovi.

However, the likelihood is it was probably a spontaneous, panic-buy that they now regret, in which case, more fool them for paying the hyper-inflated prices.

mrleaf · #17 01-02-2010, 03:40 PM

Doubt it was a spontaneous buy as Not sure what the banks are like in the States but If i had spent 3,500 on anything in one transaction on my credit card i would have my bank ring me ,if not straight away then within a day to clarify that this transaction could go through.

Christ if the tables were turned and he spent the money hed prob be divorced now I know i would be.

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