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Reminds me of a stated vs. revealed preferences story from early Grubhub. Users asked us to make it easier to find healthy options. So we did. They kept ordering pizza and burgers.
Cubs game yesterday. Air and Water Show planes overhead. L train rolling by. Not pictured: the boys I brought, shirtless, spinning their shirts chanting MVPete.
Bears fans will howl if they change the name to Indiana, but I don’t believe people will stop being fans. It’ll be like the Sears Tower and Comiskey Park - the old name will stick even if it’s no longer official.
Ticketing needs new underlying technology rails and industrywide standards.
A seller should only be able to list a ticket they actually have, and it should automatically transfer to the buyer immediately after they buy it.
He bought seats to the game a year ago, but ended up ticketless standing outside the stadium. This was just the beginning of his StubHub debacle. on.wsj.com/4fRpooV
> be human
> wear pants
> have cash in your left pocket
> move it to your right pocket
> bam, that's a 0.2% tax bucko
incredible
This is info that you to take to the grave, not share in an interview.










