matchbox twenty live in manila

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darn. first it was linkin park (august 2013), and now them:
their concert is just 10 days away and i learned of it just now!

i don't think i can cough up enough moolah to be able to see these beautiful guys, even from afar. their cheapest ticket is pegged at 1,060 pesos. i don't mind attending concerts from afar, especially since that's what i can only afford.
when my brother told me about this concert earlier tonight, i did some quick calculation and search:
  • airfare ticket (estimate): 3,000
  • terminal fee: 400 (if not included in the ticket) (200 mactan/200 naia)
  • taxi fare: 500 (T3 - MOA Arena - T3)
  • food (dinner 8/breakfast 9): 500
  • overnight hotel: 2,000 or go straight to airport after concert
i truly want to go and hear rob thomas sing live, but doing so constitutes a big breach to the plan of saving up. well, i could just tell myself, that i can start saving after this, haha.

perhaps, the brief aftershock felt earlier is telling me to give myself a shake and be realistic about it, and just stop thinking about going to the concert!

lastly, i doubt if i can convince anyone to do this with me on a short notice! (my practical mind is shouting, DON'T, as i just might consider breaking the bank just to hear ROB THOMAS, LIVE!!!

for the truly interested, you may visit any SM Ticket outlets or SM TICKETS.COM.

or visit MB20's website for their other upcoming events, like catching them in singapore if manila isn't your city.

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