Jan 20, 2023
8:00:35am
8:00:35am
They can pass to another person once. Generation is not the issue. We were
offered my wife’s uncle’s tickets at his passing, because his kids and wife didn’t want the tickets. Maybe there is a family restriction. My father-in-law may have been offering to take his brother’s tickets, if we paid for them. Either way, they can only be passed on once.
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1/20/23 7:36am
Well, "market rate" for those seats would include huge donations every year, so they aren't really...
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I don’t think they’re legacy seats. I think they’re seats her Dad had access to because of his CC status. Now that he
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1/20/23 10:58am
It's kind of like Utes complaining that their tithing shouldn't go to BYU. No, there are no separate rules for Utes,
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