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    By noon, he was trying to sell them for $30 apiece to no avail. "It's like the stock market ... Sometimes you get out here and it crashes." In 2006, the state repealed its law prohibiting ticket holders from selling for more than $1 above face value. Full Article at Gainesville Sun
    It's like the stock market ... Sometimes you get out here and it crashes.
    – Andrew Johnson (footballer) SOURCE: Gainesville Sun 2 months ago
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  1. As a result of the law change, there has been a much more vibrant marketplace for event tickets in Florida ... which has led to increased availability and lower prices for consumers.
    SOURCE: Gainesville Sun 2 months ago
  2. There was a 70 percent chance of rain ... You knew that going in.
    SOURCE: Gainesville Sun 2 months ago
  3. When they get out here, and there's no tickets, they end up paying more
    – Andrew Johnson (footballer) SOURCE: Gainesville Sun 2 months ago

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