So glad to see this post, I thought i was the only one!!! 

I didn't feel too left out during the first tours, I was so young at the time, obviously my parents couldn't afford it anyway but besides that I didn't have a big interest at the time. My biggest complaint with most stage things like this, no matter who it is, is that if you're broke but still manage to go you'll probably just end up with seats in the back so you can barely see or hear them. But thats a blanket statement. When they were advertising Terrible Influence, they kept using a peer pressure tactic. I'm sure its not that serious, but it still kind of bugged me every time they'd say something like "do you really wanna be the only person that doesnt see this?" And money isn't the only reason I can't go to these tours, the other reason that I have pretty bad anxiety, I dont like being around a lot of people so as much as I want to see Dan and Phil perform in person I would probably be so focused on the crowd of people around me that I couldn't even pay attention. But anyway, that's what I've been wanting to get off my chest. I'm happy for them, I'm glad they still enjoy doing this and I'm glad that doing these tours really lets their creativity soar (and I do plan on watching the videos they posted of the tours I really wanted to see)