Chapter 5
Now
Larry spent a long time staring at the seating chart for the Coliseum. He’d been to the venue before for local hockey games, but never for a concert. Still, he knew it was large—much larger than the bars they used to play in college—and no matter how he looked at the chart, none of the seats seemed very good. The stage was at one end, and the rest of the floor was given over to folding chairs. Then there was the arena seating, priced accordingly: lower level, mezzanine, and upper level. Which tickets to get?
The best seats in the house, he thought, but when he tried to search for the best available tickets, the closest he could get were in the lower level directly across from the stage. Not bad, true, but he’d be so far away, Geo would need to squint to see him.
Don’t kid
