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I’m currently flat broke. Is seeing Mumford and Sons in concert (Bristol) worth going into debt over? I’m taking out student loans soon, so debt is something with which I’m about to become very familiar. What’s a little more on top of 5k a semester? If I don’t go, am I going to look back in a decade and regret that I let less than $100 stop me from doing something amazing? Gaahh.
investmysoul answered:
God. Yes. Go. I would love to go see them!
majidaebak answered:
GO FOR IT! That $100 debt will not make much of a difference to your other debts? LOL.
remarkable-boy answered:
I vote Mumford & Sons. But I always vote Mumford & Sons.
501nive said:
How much are the tickets?
moose-be-love said:
I would say go! Almost every young adult who is in college has student loans to pay back, me included. You’ll cherish the memories and you’ll pay back the loans eventually. It’s life!
ella answered:
I think you should go. It seems like a lot now, but once you have it paid off you won’t think about how much it was but how much you enjoyed.
scientia-rex said:
*paying it all back
scientia-rex answered:
Don’t do it. “A little more on top” picks up interest like whoa. —Signed, currently it all back.
oldvoiceholdingmeback said:
I think you should go. I’m going to see them on the 18th (also saddled with student loans and all) and from everything I’ve seen, heard, and read they are one of the best artists live, and I know I won’t regret it.
lavenderward answered:
What show do you want to go to?
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introspx answered:
go to the show, seriously. best show ever!!!
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