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What is the hardest ticket to get that money can't buy?

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Posted by Martin 248 days and 15 hours ago.

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Without a doubt, space tourism. Dennis Tito (first space tourist) paid a reported $20 million for his trip. Many company are now trying to offer that kind of ticket for $10,000, still very pricey.

Other than that, i think boxing thickets can go really high. It's probably the smallest front row of any sport among popular sport. Also, because the length of the show can be really short in case of a KO, they can't make much money from other derivative revenue of the event.

There is probably illegal stuff going on somewhere not that far from the movie Hostel that can cost a lot, but i could not tell you much about the arcane of the underworld.

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The issue was that it was the hardest ticket that "money can't buy"! These can be purchased with money.

Posted by Martin 248 days and 15 hours ago.

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I see, then i would say food ration ticket in a time of war. Money become worthless in that context and can't buy anything.

248 days and 14 hours ago.

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But if you had money you could buy it from someone. That is just cooruption! Correct?

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Yes, if you see it that way, in a sense of buying it from a government official with let say "gold coins" as money.

The only ticket that money "can't" buy would be fictitious. Then it would be debatable to say that they are ticket at all as they would be in the world of ideas and we would enter a metaphysical debate :). Or they could exist, but only exist in the past (because they would be burned for example). But at that point we can still argue about their reality as much as fictitious ticket existing only in a novel.

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The issue was that it was the hardest ticket that "money can't buy"! These can be purchased with money.

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I see, then i would say food ration ticket in a time of war. Money become worthless in that context and can't buy anything.

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But if you had money you could buy it from someone. That is just cooruption! Correct?

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