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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 02/10/2015 (3991 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
ON Sept. 17, AC/DC performed at Investor’s Group Field. My husband, my son and I decided we would go listen to the concert outside of the stadium.
We were listening along with a whole bunch of other people outside the gate when a lady and her small child approached the three of us. She offered us her tickets but warned they may not work because they had already been scanned once, so my son and I walked up to the gate and told security about the situation.
The tickets did not work, so we walked back to my husband, who was standing there waiting for us. The lady must have seen us return, because again she approached us and proceeded to give us two other tickets she had and said these ones would work because they had not been scanned yet. This second set of tickets worked, and we went in to watch the concert.
Whoever this lady was, she gave us such a gift and an incredible experience. It’s amazing the people you meet in your life sometimes.
Thank you to this lady for this gift. I believe God will find a way to repay her one day.
— Jolene Kantimere
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