Unfortunately after standing in line for an hour they sold out of posters. Lame. The merchandise lines were insanely bad. Two small booths for 7,000 people, most of whom appeared to want a souvenir. Maybe I will find a poster somewhere online, would be cool to have one of my first show. And it really was a great show.
Unfortunately after standing in line for an hour they sold out of posters. Lame. The merchandise lines were insanely bad. Two small booths for 7,000 people, most of whom appeared to want a souvenir. Maybe I will find a poster somewhere online, would be cool to have one of my first show. And it really was a great show.
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Unfortunately after standing in line for an hour they sold out of posters. Lame. The merchandise lines were insanely bad. Two small booths for 7,000 people, most of whom appeared to want a souvenir. Maybe I will find a poster somewhere online, would be cool to have one of my first show. And it really was a great show.
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