Official 2024 Ticket Lottery Results Thread
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Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
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And who knows you?GlowGirl said:
I know someone who won 9 GAs. And it wasn't something I got off social media. This person is a friend and texted directly with their results. I trust they are telling the truth. There would be no reason to lie to me.Eddieredder said:
Its an interesting world we live in. Why would someone lie? Is it a misunderstanding? Who knows, but its pretty rampant on social media. Its also really easy. See ticket pricing. Go to any facebook post about the tour and you are bound to find someone claiming tix cost thousands of dollars. Often times its people who take RESALE as retail pricing. Look at how many people still don't get the difference between verified fan and fanclub draw.....know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
Does anyone actually know the person claiming they won 9 GAs? Do they know the actual details? Receipts?
The only people we should try to get even with...
...are those who've helped us.
Right 'round the corner could be bigger than ourselves.0 -
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.9/1/00
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Thank you, you’re a gem. Hope to see you too! I’m gonna need some divine intervention. 😃CROJAM95 said:
Hope to see you out there in '24, you deserve a stage seat with the SHIT you put up with in LA '22PJammin' said:
Same here. First time not being able to get any LA tickets since before ‘98. Seeing people getting multiple shows when I couldn’t get ONE is leaving me pretty salty.CROJAM95 said:i went 0/4 vegas/la
that surprised me a bunch, LA has always been easy for me....been to ALL shows since 2009
Im not discouraged, but going 0/4 when others went 4/4 something isnt right there
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Never thought in a million years I’d get shutout of both LA shows. I’m kind of still in shock.I died. I died and you just stood there. I died and you watched. I died and you walked by and said no. I'm dead.0 -
I do!know1 said:
And who knows you?GlowGirl said:
I know someone who won 9 GAs. And it wasn't something I got off social media. This person is a friend and texted directly with their results. I trust they are telling the truth. There would be no reason to lie to me.Eddieredder said:
Its an interesting world we live in. Why would someone lie? Is it a misunderstanding? Who knows, but its pretty rampant on social media. Its also really easy. See ticket pricing. Go to any facebook post about the tour and you are bound to find someone claiming tix cost thousands of dollars. Often times its people who take RESALE as retail pricing. Look at how many people still don't get the difference between verified fan and fanclub draw.....know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
Does anyone actually know the person claiming they won 9 GAs? Do they know the actual details? Receipts?
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I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.0 -
Hey!! How are you? Sorry about your lottery results. F2F, baby!!NewfieintheUSA said:
I do!know1 said:
And who knows you?GlowGirl said:
I know someone who won 9 GAs. And it wasn't something I got off social media. This person is a friend and texted directly with their results. I trust they are telling the truth. There would be no reason to lie to me.Eddieredder said:
Its an interesting world we live in. Why would someone lie? Is it a misunderstanding? Who knows, but its pretty rampant on social media. Its also really easy. See ticket pricing. Go to any facebook post about the tour and you are bound to find someone claiming tix cost thousands of dollars. Often times its people who take RESALE as retail pricing. Look at how many people still don't get the difference between verified fan and fanclub draw.....know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
Does anyone actually know the person claiming they won 9 GAs? Do they know the actual details? Receipts?
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Problem is, for every 1 Pearl Jam fan out there, there is probably at least 10 Taylor fans. I mean, this is our "Beatle-Mania" moment right now with her popularity that keeps skyrocketing. There'd be a better chance to score GA N1 & N2 for MSG and Philly for PJ fans then getting Taylor tickets through a fan club, but then again she does play larger pavillions than PJ so who knows?wsimon74 said:
Willing to bet there are a fair amount of Taylor Swift fans that would have been all about fan club access to tickets before a public sale (me being one of them going through that craziness trying to get tickets for my wife).BF25394 said:
Membership in the fan club gives you access to thousands of tickets for every show before anyone else gets access to them. It does not guarantee that you will secure the tickets, but it does give you the opportunity. That opportunity is worth something even if it does not work out for everyone.High Fidelity 2000 said:
Yeah, at least for a few years there we got ugly worthless t-shirts on top of it. Really miss the singles, that was worth it to me, now it's worth nothing.syzygy523 said:
Ok, this made me laugh.Choska said:
I was thinking about this yesterday - if you do get drawn in the lottery, then no complaints. But if not, in 2024, you're basically paying $35/yr to be able to download a $10 bootleg
But hey - that's luck of the draw! Cross your fingers and hope for the best! It's what we all signed up for! We know this going in!!0 -
It's all good! I'm a f2f pro so I'll make it work! So far I have Van N1 GA and Noblesville.GlowGirl said:
Hey!! How are you? Sorry about your lottery results. F2F, baby!!NewfieintheUSA said:
I do!know1 said:
And who knows you?GlowGirl said:
I know someone who won 9 GAs. And it wasn't something I got off social media. This person is a friend and texted directly with their results. I trust they are telling the truth. There would be no reason to lie to me.Eddieredder said:
Its an interesting world we live in. Why would someone lie? Is it a misunderstanding? Who knows, but its pretty rampant on social media. Its also really easy. See ticket pricing. Go to any facebook post about the tour and you are bound to find someone claiming tix cost thousands of dollars. Often times its people who take RESALE as retail pricing. Look at how many people still don't get the difference between verified fan and fanclub draw.....know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
Does anyone actually know the person claiming they won 9 GAs? Do they know the actual details? Receipts?
What shows are you hitting?
Also I think my latest shot is finally fixing my issue! Hopefully I'll be back to running in a few weeks!0 -
YourDirtisMyfood said:
Problem is, for every 1 Pearl Jam fan out there, there is probably at least 10 Taylor fans. I mean, this is our "Beatle-Mania" moment right now with her popularity that keeps skyrocketing. There'd be a better chance to score GA N1 & N2 for MSG and Philly for PJ fans then getting Taylor tickets through a fan club, but then again she does play larger pavillions than PJ so who knows?wsimon74 said:
Willing to bet there are a fair amount of Taylor Swift fans that would have been all about fan club access to tickets before a public sale (me being one of them going through that craziness trying to get tickets for my wife).BF25394 said:
Membership in the fan club gives you access to thousands of tickets for every show before anyone else gets access to them. It does not guarantee that you will secure the tickets, but it does give you the opportunity. That opportunity is worth something even if it does not work out for everyone.High Fidelity 2000 said:
Yeah, at least for a few years there we got ugly worthless t-shirts on top of it. Really miss the singles, that was worth it to me, now it's worth nothing.syzygy523 said:
Ok, this made me laugh.Choska said:
I was thinking about this yesterday - if you do get drawn in the lottery, then no complaints. But if not, in 2024, you're basically paying $35/yr to be able to download a $10 bootleg
But hey - that's luck of the draw! Cross your fingers and hope for the best! It's what we all signed up for! We know this going in!!I'm happier to have been selected for her 1st Toronto show sale (wife & daughter attending) than any PJ ticket win.At least we have F2F for PJ.To quote the 10C from Newsletter #8: "Please understand we have a lot of members and it is very hard to please everybody. If you are one of those unhappy people...please call 1-900-IDN-TCAR."
"Me knowing the truth, I can not concur."
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I hope you are back to running soon. I am going to MSG2 and Baltimore. But hope to find tickets to Philly and Seattle as well. Good luck with F2F. We will need it!!NewfieintheUSA said:
It's all good! I'm a f2f pro so I'll make it work! So far I have Van N1 GA and Noblesville.GlowGirl said:
Hey!! How are you? Sorry about your lottery results. F2F, baby!!NewfieintheUSA said:
I do!know1 said:
And who knows you?GlowGirl said:
I know someone who won 9 GAs. And it wasn't something I got off social media. This person is a friend and texted directly with their results. I trust they are telling the truth. There would be no reason to lie to me.Eddieredder said:
Its an interesting world we live in. Why would someone lie? Is it a misunderstanding? Who knows, but its pretty rampant on social media. Its also really easy. See ticket pricing. Go to any facebook post about the tour and you are bound to find someone claiming tix cost thousands of dollars. Often times its people who take RESALE as retail pricing. Look at how many people still don't get the difference between verified fan and fanclub draw.....know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
Does anyone actually know the person claiming they won 9 GAs? Do they know the actual details? Receipts?
What shows are you hitting?
Also I think my latest shot is finally fixing my issue! Hopefully I'll be back to running in a few weeks!
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I have confirmations of both 10C and TM. 0/5 on 10C. I agree some didn't read right and missed out, but don't assume that for everyone. I am one who knew the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.AFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.I got memories I got shit...0 -
jbennett70 said:I put in for Fenway GA, N1, and N2. I got GA for N1 and N2. Woot!!
Good for you (I mean that sincerely, not sarcastic). But I got P1 for both and that's what I'm calling BS on. 95 pages and what I've learned is seniority matters, but only kinda-sorta, which is lame. It matters what row I'm in in the seats - yippee!
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There were 2 confirmations sent. One was for the 10c tix and another for verified fan. It is possible to mix those two up and think they got shut out, but didn’t even enter the 10c.NewfieintheUSA said:
I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.9/1/00
5/28/06
7/6/060 -
It's not even "Verified Fan" anymore. It's, "enter your name and you might have a chance to have a chance for tickets."AFJAMMER said:
There were 2 confirmations sent. One was for the 10c tix and another for verified fan. It is possible to mix those two up and think they got shut out, but didn’t even enter the 10c.NewfieintheUSA said:
I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.I got memories I got shit...0 -
Ffs I know how to enter the TC lotteryAFJAMMER said:
There were 2 confirmations sent. One was for the 10c tix and another for verified fan. It is possible to mix those two up and think they got shut out, but didn’t even enter the 10c.NewfieintheUSA said:
I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.
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You did not check both boxes?NewfieintheUSA said:
Ffs I know how to enter the TC lotteryAFJAMMER said:
There were 2 confirmations sent. One was for the 10c tix and another for verified fan. It is possible to mix those two up and think they got shut out, but didn’t even enter the 10c.NewfieintheUSA said:
I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.192xxx
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I didn't check P1 along with GA/p1, noPJ and Dylan are my muse said:
You did not check both boxes?NewfieintheUSA said:
Ffs I know how to enter the TC lotteryAFJAMMER said:
There were 2 confirmations sent. One was for the 10c tix and another for verified fan. It is possible to mix those two up and think they got shut out, but didn’t even enter the 10c.NewfieintheUSA said:
I went 0/ and I have my request confirmationAFJAMMER said:
I agree for the ones went 0/???jimjam1982 said:
Based on some of the questions being asked...I would bet a lot of people entered TM Verified Fan and thought that was their 10c registration. So they are like oh i lost...when truthfully they never entered. Then there are also legit folks who know the drill and drew the short straw repeatedly.know1 said:
Also - people could be lying about their results.BF25394 said:
I've highlighted a key phrase.BloodMeridian80 said:And an example of what I just asked, so forget that. I guess it would help to see a lot more split like this -> there should be significantly more GA N1 and P1 N2 (or vice versa) examples that GA N1 and GA N2. I've noticed a lot more of the latter.
The night before the Super Bowl, I went out and did karaoke with some friends. One of my friends performed "Ca plane pour moi." A few days later, I was watching a hockey game when I saw a Heineken commercial with that song in it that I'd never noticed before. I mentioned it to the friend. Shortly thereafter, he replied that he saw it on a different channel. The next night, we were at a bar and the commercial came on TV while we were there. I've seen it a few more times since then.
Did this commercial not exist until last week, or did we just not notice it until the song was top-of-mind after the karaoke performance? I looked it up, and it turns out the ad has been airing since January 9. We did karaoke on February 10. I noticed the commercial for the first time on February 13. So it's the second option (something sometimes called Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon).
With respect to the ticket lottery, it's something different. People are noticing things that fit the pattern they think they see and not noticing the things that don't. It is normal for humans to do this.
There are huge variables at play here and it's quite interesting to see how people can think they are so sure of something when they basically know almost nothing.
if you got at least one, you know you did it correctly.0
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