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No Ticket, No Problem!: How to Sneak into Sporting Events and Concerts

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Now we can all get in, ticket or no ticket. The professor teaches us by example how to get in to our favorite events. If you love sports or just events in general, "sold out" will never have the same meaning again. Scott writes with an irreverant wit, always asking, "Why shouldn't I be able to go in?" Hysterical and almost unbelievable. Even if you have no intention of trying his techniques yourself, live vicariously through Scott and his adventures and have some great laughs.

"Sneaking Into Concerts" is very fun but I doubt ill be trying any of these methods. It is way off the standards of TicketSecrets.net but is was still worth the read for the entertainment value.

I thought that this book was hilarious. Professor Kerman is a genius. I hope he decides to write more books about his wild adventures.

I have never laughed so hard while reading a book. This book is so outrageous the way professor Kerman takes you through his hilarious and amazing attempts at getting into a concert or game without having to buy a ticket--and the best part is that nothing he does is illegal, I can really do this if I wanted to! I don't know if I'll try what he suggests, but the read was a trip on its own. He's awesome. I recommend this book to everyone who is tired of watching ticket prices, stadium food, and parking costs go up. Scott Kerman knows his sports and he knows what we fans want and what we are tired of dealing with. He's out there making the little guy laugh and fighting for our rights as the fans to afford to see our favorite team or music group. All my buddies loved this book, too. I highly suggest this as a fun and enlightening book.

Scott's a modern day hero. These days the only way a normal person can get to a show or concert is by sneaking in. You'd think it was the Pepsi Red Sox and not the Boston Red Sox. Scott shows the way though. I can't wait for his next book.

This book is the funniest nd most enjoyable book that I have ever read and I reccomend it to sports fans who don't like the prices for everything being raised in sports.

This is truly a Great Book,it combines seriousness and humor very well.The techniques that the professor shares with the readers really work!He drives home the fact that if this is a crime then why are there no victims?If you read the review from that feminist(I may not have spelled the word right,but I do spell useful things correctly)just remember that she is dead wrong and frankly, stupid.Thanks and enjoy!