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Half tickets to the Opera
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Like some people, Im sort of curious about the opera, but don't want to commit to a full show. If operas would sell discounted tickets to a single act in the show, it they would probably gain a lot of people who are on the fence about whether to go. Also on the back of the ticket there could be a coupon for some totally differ activity so that the partner who was dragged can do something fun afterward.
—bob, Jun 06 2012

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       Like most events, you can leave when you want to...
—xandram, Jun 06 2012
   

       I think you can throw things at the opera.
—rcarty, Jun 06 2012
   

       Go to one of the MET's live broadcasts at a movie theatre. No more expensive than a 3D movie, and as [xandram] said you can leave whenever you want.
—MechE, Jun 06 2012
   

       [rcarty] - You can throw things anywhere. What happens afterwards depends on local rules of social behaviour...
—gnomethang, Jun 06 2012
   

       //some totally differ activity // could I have a test drive in a Bugatti Veyron please?   

       isn't this a wibni?
—po, Jun 06 2012
   

       //Like most events, you can leave when you want to...// Eagles concerts would be an exception: you can check out any time you want, but you can never leave.
—Fishrat, Jun 06 2012
   

       Hi Fishy, that's the halfbakery, not an Eagles concert.
—blissmiss, Jun 06 2012
   

       //Like most events, you can leave when you want to...   

       Halfway through bungee jumping might be a mistake.
—not_morrison_rm, Jun 06 2012
   

       sitcom stereotypes of housewives trying to get their family to watch the opera to be more cultured, I've never even heard of someone going to the opera. Maybe it's the circles I travel in. But good, anyway. Hell, I would like to try singing opera and even I don't want to watch it.
—EdwinBakery, Jun 07 2012
   

       //I've never even heard of someone going to the opera.//

You have now.
—DrBob, Jun 07 2012
   

       Would you give people a random choice of act or would they only be able to see a specific one?
—nineteenthly, Jun 07 2012
   

       //Halfway through bungee jumping might be a mistake.//   

       Actually, the half-way point would be OK.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 07 2012
   

       Yet Another Half-Idea...? Actually, it is a widely known marketing practice: giving samples and trials.
—Inyuki, Jun 07 2012
   

       // You can throw things anywhere.// No you can't. Some places have more restrictions than others, like under a large waterfall or facing into highwinds.
—rcarty, Jun 07 2012
   


 

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