Ticketmaster is in Beverly Hills.
Hotels.com, Expedia, etc are in London.
Instagram is in Frisco.
They Ticketmaster feeds off of children buying Instagram followers and offshore humanless robots that like and view Instagram posts.
Then London reads the API and jacks up the Eugene hotel prices.
Then children get excited and buy more fake followers, posts, and likes.
And we get screwed paying $300/day for a bed.
Collusion!
Now I think we understand the Eugene disaster cycle wrote:
Ticketmaster is in Beverly Hills.
Hotels.com, Expedia, etc are in London.
Instagram is in Frisco.
They Ticketmaster feeds off of children buying Instagram followers and offshore humanless robots that like and view Instagram posts.
Then London reads the API and jacks up the Eugene hotel prices.
Then children get excited and buy more fake followers, posts, and likes.
And we get screwed paying $300/day for a bed.
Mr. Madison, what you have just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
We used to pack 8 people in a 2 bed. Now they record the video of hallways and call us up for $25 extra per person.
Ban Ticketmaster!
They just have discovered how much people are willing to pay for entertainment. It’s a danger for the marketplace with regards to hotels, however, as they will get mass levels of cancellations. There is some risk as well with regards to event tickets as if they price the event to high, they get left holding.
Who's the culprit? Motel owners? Fast Food? Eugene haters? Nike Haters? High School brats?
It'll take an FBI or NSA investigation to uncover this plot if it's real.
What is your complaint - hotel prices? They are what the free market has determined that people will pay. If people don't pay for rooms, the hotels that overcharge will go out of business and the ones that price "fairly" will always be booked out. Since there aren't a bunch of closed down hotels in Eugene, I assume people are paying the 300/night. Most hotels would rather have 1 guest at 300 than 3 guests at 100 because it costs less to clean for the single booked room, netting the hotel profit. It might be advantageous to rent at 3.x to 1 or even 6 to 1 if you think hotel rooms should cost $50...
It sust be the Sports Bookies jacking up interest by making fake Instagrams.
Can you really buy fake followers, likes, and views in instagram to manipulate hotel and ticket prices?