Today, I arrived at work to find an email from the manager whom I had bought concert tickets from the night before. He said he had actually sold those tickets to someone else. He still expects to be paid. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I was telling my co-workers about how I'd gotten tickets to a concert in a few days. My boss overheard. Later, he told me I now have to work on the night of the concert. However, he was kind enough to offer to buy the tickets off me for half of what I'd paid for them. FML
Today, someone tried to scam me by selling me a ticket to a Chris Cornell concert. FML
Today, I was working a concert ticket booth. A lady gave me her ticket, I punched it, and told her to enjoy the show. She asked for the “hotel.” Apparently, she thought that the concert ticket cost included a hotel stay, since she traveled from out of state. She cussed me out and had to be escorted out. FML
Today, I woke up to a voicemail from my manager saying I had the day off. Excited, I made plans with my friends. A few minutes ago I got a call from my other manager yelling at me for not showing up, and the original manager revealed he had me confused with another girl. FML
Today, I remembered that the concert I bought tickets for over a month in advance was yesterday. FML
Today, I was supposed to be going to Edinburgh to see my favourite band live. I was expecting to be picked up at 8 a.m. for the drive there, but I woke up to a text saying my friend bought tickets for the wrong city. The show he paid was for 2 days ago. FML
Today, I found out the time I'd requested off for a trip in 2 months, that my boss said that I could go on, wasn't fully processed, just in case he decided I couldn't go. He told me the second part after I'd bought no refund tickets for shows for both me and my girlfriend. FML
Today, I drove 150 miles to see one of my favorite singers in concert. Before I got out of the car I checked to make sure I had the tickets. Did I have the tickets? Yes. Were they for today's concert? Nope. FML
Today, my son surprised me on my birthday with tickets to a concert I really wanted to see. I was excited, especially since I planned to buy them but couldn't due to the fact it was too expensive. I was ecstatic, until I found out he'd stolen my credit card to buy them. FML
Today, I treated my out of town family to a surprise opera experience as a belated Christmas present. When we arrived, there were people already in our seats. Upon checking the tickets, I realized that I had purchased them for the following Friday instead of today. FML
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Top comments
Cl8rs 0
Don't pay
terranraida 0
tell him to choke and die. he sold the tickets to someone else, that someone else better pay him.
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Comments (122)
pockas 0
tell him to go **** himself
willou35_fml 13
lol
willou35_fml 13
lol
willou35_fml 13
lol
willou35_fml 13
lol
Brooke84 0
This is retarded, considering anyone in their right mind would tell him to **** off...
youradhere 0
simply tell him you still expect delivery of the tickets
dugumit 0
you can tell him nicely to suck it! basically tell him "will I be receiving the tickets? no? then don't be expecting a payment".
DJ_Chutfield 4
No big deal if you haven't already paid him, just don't pay him. If you have paid, threaten to call the police.
blastvortex 4
I don't quite get it. If you already bought them, then you've already paid for them. If you haven't paid for them, then you haven't bought them yet. Your story in incomprehensible. Besides that, if there's no product or service to still available for transfer, payment is not required. You had a verbal contract, and your boss broke it; you don't need to pay anything. If it comes back to haunt you in any way, you can take him to court. If it costs you your job, you can sue for compensation average to the amount of time that you're unemployed. I fail to see where the FML is.