"$85 is all we have."
There was no way we were paying $170 for tickets to see the hapless Celtics.
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Time to go try out the scalper scene.
As we turned away from the window, a man in a gray suit with tags around his neck motioned me over with one finger. He held two tickets in his other hand.
Seeing that he was standing next to a cop, I didn't think he was going to scalp the tickets.
And he didn't even try.
The angel in disguise handed the tickets to me and said, "Enjoy the game."
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