Aloha !

I'm glad you enjoyed it and I'll probably be a party pooper or whatever, but I still stand by my original point:

For the amount of money you pay for this you oughta get something more than a spot in the Diamond Circle and a Q & A that gets cut short without any explanation given by a Jon Bon Jovi who apparantly refuses to take of his glasses because...he's shy? It's just downright rude, and him keeping up his glasses is just saying "I can do this, because I am more important than you." Seriously, what would it be like if someone would just stand up with sunglasses on and ask him a question? How would Jon feel about not being able to look them all in the eye?

Like others who are going around Europe with me have told you, for the same amount of money you could have done at least 5 shows in the Golden Circle, see 5 big European cities and have some spending money left. It'd also mean you'd be here for at least 1,5 week instead of the 4 days or whatever they gave you. I honestly don't get why people think meeting Jon Bon Jovi is worth that much money when Jon Bon Jovi himself can't be arsed to actually have the decency to honour their requests and present himself as a decent man. And before anyone starts to say that I'm jealous; I'm not. Last year I had to opportunity to buy me a package for London but I didn't, I spend the money on a road trip through Canada, which made me able to see 5 shows and spend 10 days there. In my opinion Jon Bon Jovi is not the kind of man who's just as important or influential as 10 days in a foreign country.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan