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Employees from the world’s largest live entertainment firm have bragged about slapping customers with exorbitant fees at venues, saying “these people are so stupid”, according to court documents. – facebook.com

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Employees from the world’s largest live entertainment firm have bragged about slapping customers with exorbitant fees at venues, saying “these people are so stupid”, according to court documents.  facebook.com

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