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Are you kidding? It absolutely was a take the money and run. It was obvious weeks out that they were not going to be able to deliver on what they sold and inste
by xxxanony 8y ago
Are you kidding? It absolutely was a take the money and run. It was obvious weeks out that they were not going to be able to deliver on what they sold and instead of issuing refunds and cancelling the event, they took the money and ran, and continued to hire folks to build the thing without any money to pay them.
- baby 8y agoIt was not that obvious to me. I think it was malicious, yes, and it was insane, true, but I can see how they could have thought that they would be able to make it. By make it I mean, charging enough money, and getting people to have an OK experience. Probably they thought people would just lie like they're use to do on instagram anyway.
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- tomhoward 8y agoYour comment doesn’t really contradict the parent’s point that they kept trying to put on the festival. I can agree that they were greedy and criminally delusional, but I can also believe they really did believe they could deliver the event. If it was just an elaborate get-rich scam from the get-go, they’d have wasted far less money trying to produce the event.