Jul 22, 2023, 9:21 AM | Updated: 10:07 am
Seattle ‘Swifties’ showed up at 6 a.m. outside of Lumen Field Friday to stand in line for hours. Not for the Taylor Swift concert on Saturday and Sunday, but just so they can buy her merch.
Spike O’Neill says it’s definitely worth the wait. But the prices? Out of control.
Watch the entire segment in the video above.
Gee goes off on kids not texting their parents back! We’ve also heard of some new phone etiquette rules, which are: 1) Text before you call 2) Don’t bother with voicemail, just send a text 3) Don’t get upset if someone doesn’t pick up your call. 4) Facts are for texts, emotions are for calls. […]
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