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I think it's a rational thing to do. It really makes no sense for an artist to sell the best seats and the worst seats in the house for the same price. This just opens the door to rampant ticket scalping. And I'd rather see the artist make the money on those seats than some greedy schmuck who happened to get good seats by doing nothing. The artist is the one doing all the work! And the artist has every right to command the highest prices on the best seats; the free market will dictate whether or not those prices are rational.
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