>>12956539And that's not taken into account that tickets sold may count comps depending on how they distributed them so they may not have even sold more than 73,000. I've worked in this before and some databases will include comps as sales because of how the process works.
Not that any of that matters to anyone except people running the company, but the person running the company doesn't even understand the real numbers so it's an insane LARP that they lied in such a strange way.
But it is important that people hold them accountable for shitting on other companies for lying and giving away false information when they do it even worse themselves. And further, Meltzer needs to be held accountable for constantly reporting blatant misinformation
