davidb said:I'm not trying to rub it in and i highly doubt that it was a case of few tickets to make or break. By now we all know Assyrians like to do everything last minute. It's obvious now that this event was far from make point, so obvious that they didn't even bother waiting for the event date.
It was clearly false advertising and i personally think it's pretty funny, although definitely not because they failed.
david just to clarify something aziza- Ashoor hit the nail on the head-yes we did say "not many tickets left" and that was the truth as at the time as we had quite a few tables reserved for people that said they were coming and asked us to save a table for them. Unfortunately, as we got closer to the concert date, people started pulling out therefore we had to cancel based on poor ticket sales. We know Assyrians like to leave things until the last minute but we couldn't afford to take the risk of hoping we would sell a large amount of tickets on the night because if we didn't then we would have been in financial strife....
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