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Originally Posted by Henry17
Agreeing with that post would mean that for your position to be internally consistent you would have to hold the position that dates are not important enough that they are worth spending a negligible amount more to insure against ruin.
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no. being suspect of something doesnt mean that the quality is actually poor. If I already know the quality is good then whether the place has coupons will not change the quality of the food. It is perfectly reasonable to suspect the quality of unknown places that issue coupons and still enjoy places that you know to be good that happen to issue coupons.
If the Porsche dealership mailed you a coupon for $5,000 off your next purchase it doesn't mean Porsches just became worse cars than they were yesterday.
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Originally Posted by Henry17
Not really. If a show is popular it will do that regardless. I'm not a show person but my understanding is that the Cirque du Soleil shows are popular. Would the general public be able to get 2 for 1 to O that doesn't involve seeing it on an weekday afternoon?
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Originally Posted by Henry17
Ok so how would I get these coupons?
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maybe this is why you dont see that its a non-issue to use coupons since you completely fail to acknowledge how easy they are to obtain and use. You literally can talk to the concierge either in person or by calling from your room and they book it for you at the 2 for 1 price. It probably actually EASIER than buying the tickets directly from the show's website. Alternatively, you can pick up the coupon at the conceirge and hand it to them at the ticket window and get your reduced price. These shows do typically sell out and some of them even sell out >1 week in advance.
You can also get them from the random guys on the street for like $10 by walking up to them and handing them the cash and asking for the 2 for 1 coupon.
I have done both of the above and it is a super super simple way to save >$100 for every two tickets you want.