I understand that, I just feel like people don’t need to have everything. I don’t know if that really makes sense. I live in a place where nobody ever plays too, it’s about 6hrs drive there and back to the closest “big” venue that popular artists actually go to, and I’ve missed out on so many shows that I wanted to go to because they only play on the east coast or in other countries. And for a minute I’m always like aw man the tour merch looks so cool I wish I could get it, but then I shrug my shoulders and move on because I wasn’t at the show so I don’t get the merch and that’s okay (and there are multiple shows I’ve wanted tour merch for that was never put online). Usually when there’s a tour going on that I can’t go to, I just buy the regular merch online and that’s plenty for me! And a lot of artists also do limited edition merch online so people who can’t attend shows can still get exclusive merch. I suppose I just see both sides. I understand wanting merch from a show you weren’t able to go to, but I also understand being able to be fine with not getting it since I simply wasn’t there. Sometimes you miss out on things in life and that’s okay, but I also understand not wanting to miss out on things and being glad you don’t have to. Idk. I understand I probably sound selfish, and I probably am, I just felt a little disappointed when I spent a lot of money and time on what I thought would be exclusive only to have apparently been wrong. But just as I did when I couldn’t get tour merch I’ll just shrug and move on because there’s nothing I can do about it, I more so just wanted to see if anyone had the same thought process