"I did start this thinking, 'Could this be a new career?'" he says. "And I found it's a job like any other, and who I am is a writer and not a businessman."
Hmm. Lots of people make small amounts of money trading in "rights to attend performances" (i.e., "ticket scalping"), which at the end of the day, is about as tangible. Maybe we've just internalized this property of "right to hear so-and-so make noise at such-and-such a time in a designated place"
1. Seth Finkelstein on April 20, 2004 12:46 AM writes...
Hmm. Lots of people make small amounts of money trading in "rights to attend performances" (i.e., "ticket scalping"), which at the end of the day, is about as tangible. Maybe we've just internalized this property of "right to hear so-and-so make noise at such-and-such a time in a designated place"
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