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Can be electronically transferred. Row 39 seats 22-25. $200 for all 4. This is well below face value.
Two25-4onethree-twoseven69

Row 39 Seats 22-25. Chairbacks ensure you aren't cramped. $130/ea or best offer. Tickets can be sent electronically. two two 5-four one 3-2 seven six 9.

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Seats 22-25 Row 39. All 4 with chairbacks. Can transfer tickets electronically. Contact 225-four1three-twoseven6nine.

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You absolutely got lucky. Their overall customer service is not even in the ballpark of what it used to be. I used to be their biggest proponent and recommended them to everyone. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone, anymore.

If he is a 2028 kid, he's around 15. My son graduates 2028 and he is 15.

Opened my own collision repair business. Graduated from LSU in something totally unrelated. Worked in the auto insurance industry for a few years, where I worked closely with a bunch of local collision centers. Left the insurance side and worked at a large collision center in Baton Rouge for a few years. Got tired of trying to deliver cars with crappy repairs to customers, because that's what I was told I had to do. The shop I worked at didn't care about the quality of work that was done, only the quantity of work we were doing. This weighed on me heavily, because that's just not the type of person I am. So, along with my business partner, who was a body man, decided to open up our own shop. I taught my business partner everything I knew about management, estimating, and insurance. He taught me everything he knew about bodywork. That was almost 13 years ago, and we've been rocking and rolling ever since. Did absolutely everything ourselves for the first 2-3 years with no employees, except for the final paint work. Had a painter come in the evenings to do the paint work, after he got off from his other job. Worked many 12-14 hr days during that time. We now have 8 employees and pretty much handle just dealing with customers, insurance, estimates, and parts.

The straight lanes had green for the direction of the travel of the young lady. The two turn lanes(upon further looking into video) definitely looked to have red arrows.

Made myself watch the video again this morning. Paid more attention to the left side of the screen(which had the lights for the girls direction of travel). The girl/car definitely had red arrows for her turn lanes and the bike had green lights. The way the brother describes it makes sense though. The car eases up to the light. Starts to go, then hesitates a bit, and then turns. You can hear the bike for a second or so before the impact. Impact almost flips the car, and they both burst into flames immediately.