Task: Real-Life Creative Problem Solving
Come up with an original and creative solution for the following real-world problem:
You really want to attend an event, but the tickets are sold out. Think of an ethical, legal, and moral, but also original way in which you can address this situation.

Response: call the company to see if there is anything you can do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: trying to see if you can buy it online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find another event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Plan ahead to go another time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Other websites
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: not go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: wait for an opening
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would ask my friends if they have any extra tickets or now of anyone else selling any more tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Create a project to possibly gain attention and get tickets for free
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Attempt to find those that are reselling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Offer to trade for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask people nicely outside the event and hope one gives you a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy tickets second hand
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if there is another date and/or location for the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go to the event and see if there are pool selling last minute tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find someone willing to sell their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: bribe someone for their ticket with another valuable item
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try and buy the tickets from a second source
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: create a fake one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak in to the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Hop the fence
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask someone who has a ticket to sell it to you for a higher cost than they paid
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask around who's going to the event and if they're trying to sell the ticket/know of anyone selling their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could email the head of the function and politely ask if there is anything I can do or people to call to acquire a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could scope out websites/social media sites where someone could potentially be selling tickets they do not want/need anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could pay someone for a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: go to a different concert for the same artist later
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: hang with friend instead
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask if someone wants to sell their ticket or doesn't want to go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to find people who are willing to sell there ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go back on the website and look for a ticket resale
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Get through the gates illegally
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if anyone is selling tickets online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can go to the event and see if anyone gives away their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if any are being sold online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Offer someone double the price of the ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Pretend to work there
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: get tickets in a "sketchy" way
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Sneak in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: jump the fence
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to buy the ticket in any times of original price of it from anyone who owns it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would ask around the see if anyone I know or know of has a ticket for sale
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would also make sure there are no third-party websites with tickets available before giving up
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: purchase tickets for an alternative
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: choose another activity for the night
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: stay in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Barter with someone outside who has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: go to the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: check ebay
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pay a little extra and get them from someone reselling
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask someone who has a ticket if they can sell it to me
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look on social media to see if anyone is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can see if a friend who has a ticket is willing to let you have their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you can possibly contact management of the event to see if you can be alerted if a ticket does not end up being used
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: you can see if there is another similar event happening soon
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can ask friends if they have tickets/ know people who have tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a second-hand ticket maybe with high price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would first try to purchase the ticket off an individual who is no longer attending the concert at face value
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: i would try an sneak it or use a connection to get in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Maybe if my friend had a second ticket or someone backed out and he offered it to me  but that's it. I'll confess I'm also not much of an event go'er so I don't have the drive like some to "get in get in get in!"  It's just not all that important to me  "Welp  they're outta tickets  oh well " Would probably be my exact wording
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I'll go to the next one  or a similar event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Maybe I'll look for scalper ticket prices see how overpriced they are  and either bite the bullet  or decide it isn't worth it.  Nothing is so important that I would find alternative means outside of this pathway
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Wait and see the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: check the internet for cheap last minute tickets that have been put up for sale last minute
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to sneak in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: reach out to someone online to see (stub hub) to see if anyone is re-selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: make a trade with someone for the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: See if anyone is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Check to see if the event is also meeting somewhere else and get tickets there
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ethical: you chose to admit defeat and go home
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Moral: you go home and admit defeat
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Legal: you go and buy a ticket off a friend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: attack security guards
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Buy the tickets from a reseller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if any tickets are available on other websites
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a second hand ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Bribe people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: you can email the venue or person who's event it is to ask for permission to attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if there is anyone selling tickets near the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: attend the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer a lot of money online to someone who has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Don't go to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy tickets from someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to sneak into the event without tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy one off a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets for the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would see if there are any resale tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Sneak into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask around to see if anyone has an extra ticket or is no longer planning on attending and offer to pay
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: don't go to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy or get tickets from someone who no longer wants them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can look online to see if people are reselling them or you can hope people are selling them at the door
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Pay higher price to get other's ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: knock out the person checking tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: make a fake ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Fight someone for it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Counterfeit a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Break into the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Sneak into the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: reach out to those in charge of the event and see if they can do something about your situation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try and get tickets for the next similar event instead
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: negotiate with someone to get in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets off someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: looking on social media for selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look up to see if anyone is selling tickets they already have
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can ask a friend if they have an extra
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can contact the company in charge of tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can browse sites like eBay and see if there is one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can show up and see if anyone has an
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: email ticket vendor asking if you can get an acceptation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Pretend you have a disability or bring a person with one to get tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Buy someone elses ticket for a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can create a social media post asking for nearby people selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: look for tickets being resold
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or if I can't get tickets then I would have to accept not going
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If the tickets are sold out I will not be going to the event unless someone gives me an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask the venue if there is any way at all you could be at the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Volunteer your time to help people who already have the tickets in exchange for the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Train to be a bodyguard/bouncer and get the venue to hire you before the date
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Attend a similar event in the future being proactive about buying tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: chalk up my losses
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Secondary market
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: go to same event on another day
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look on Facebook (maybe someone is selling tickets)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to trade something for the ticket if you do not have money
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: go to the event (lots of people sell tickets last minute)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask a friend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Contact the supplier
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: contact the venue/event host and make a special request
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy a ticket from event ticket resellers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could try to beg the people holding the event to buy tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could try to buy the tickets from another person that bought them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy a ticket from a reseller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask if anyone wants to sell their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: persuade someone to give you their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask someone for their ticket (buy it from them)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find someone you know who is going and ask if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask if my friend can make me an exception to attend his wedding without a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask a friend if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Not go to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: attend to event next year or whenever it happens again
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go on Facebook and see if anyone is selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can find resales online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can ask someone who has a ticket if they want to sell theirs
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if anybody is selling their tickets that they don't need anymore online in other outlets other than the ticket box
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: trading something for someone else's tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Look around online to see if anyone is selling tickets they already bought
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if anyone wants a person to attend with them (like they have an extra ticket and are looking for a guest)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if there is another event I can attend at a later date
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look for someone who is selling tickets on line
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Make a $ offer to someone who already has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pay money for someone to let you in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask a friend or look online if any other retailers are selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: email the event coordinator asking to know about any openings
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: don't go to the event and plan ahead to go to the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to talk face to face
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Just not going
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find friends who may want to sell their ticket to you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if a friend has an extra
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: call the ticket office
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could try to buy tickets off of someone else who no longer wants them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to act as a worker to get in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Don't go 2
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy tickets at the stadium from someone selling 3
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Sneak in 4
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Create a fake ticket 5
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask on the internet or social media to find someone who can't end up going or is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: sneak into the event without a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go on social media and ask for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you can look for the next show and plan to go then
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Pay someone extra for a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: forge a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Not attend the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: illegally buy a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask on social media if you can buy a ticket off anyone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to get a second hand ticket with higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: #NAME?
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to get someone to sell me their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could search online for more tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could wait for the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could just be patient
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Reach out to event promoters
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Text people you know that are going and see if they have an extra ticket or want to sell theirs
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: email the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: offer to trade someone for their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: just not go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try and buy tickets off of someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask a friend if they'd be willing to give up their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets online off of someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would ask someone if they knew somebody who was selling tickets and or is not going anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try for a different event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look on a different site
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Blend in with other people during intermission
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: apologize
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: send a gift anyway
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could find a scalper and pay a premium for the same ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could also offer to buy tickets from other fans at the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak in using security costum
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Jump someone and take their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: you could try to buy them off of someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find someone who has a ticket and ask if they are willing to sell it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look online for people selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find out if anyone is selling tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: find a different location the event may be located at during a future date
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask your friend if they had a ticket for you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try and buy tickets online from someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would either try to find someone who has tickets that I can buy from them or wait until another similar event comes around
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask friends if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Post on social media asking if there is anyone selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go to the event and ask people around if they are willing to sell their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to get tickets from someone who already has them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask around online if anybody is selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go to the event and try to buy tickets off someone there
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: call the event and ask if there are any cancellations
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: show up and see if anyone is selling tickets outside
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Pay a lot of money to go to the spot and buy one back from the person who bought it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can ask a friend if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you could offer to pay someone for their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: find someone to buy ticket from
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask around to see who may have extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Show up to the event and buy tickets from someone on the street selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: do the same to strangers on the day of the event at the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look online to see if there is anyone selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: not attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy it second hand
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: off of another person
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could ask a friend who has them for theirs
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or go online asking people if they would be willing to sell theirs
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to find anyone selling theirs to buy
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you don't go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You could pay people who do have tickets more than they paid for the event so that you both benefit
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: If I really wanted to attend I would see if anyone is willing to sell me a ticket for a fair price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If not then I just wouldn't go because I don't believe in doing anything that would get me into trouble with the law
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: bribe someone who already has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pay someone who has tickets for theirs
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: make fake tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I just would not attend because it is out of my control
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would buy the resold tickets if they were within a reasonable price of being overcharged
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Post on the internet and ask if anyone has purchased tickets that can no longer attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: speak to manger
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: begging them to let me in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would pay twice the money
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy a ticket for resale online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: plan to go to the next one if they have more than one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can go to the event and buy tickets from people scalping tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to find someone with a ticket that you could pay them for
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you can find another concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: you can ask around for people selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to pay extra for a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to convene the people at the event to sell more
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: find out if someone is not going anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a ticket from someone who already has it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy tickets on ebay
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from a reseller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Sneak into the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask to go with someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Don't go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets to event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Search online for anyone selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to pay above list price for someone else's tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can save up money by working really hard and picking up extra shifts at a job
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from the next closet town the event is going to
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if anyone is selling the tickets somewhere else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or just wait until the event comes back to my town
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or can go to the event and see if they let you in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can pay more money to sell the second hand tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if any of your friends have a ticket they can't use
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: contact the organizers of the event on instagram or something
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if anyone is selling tickets on a different website
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: show up to the event and try to buy someones ticket off of them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to ask who has extra tickets in the chatting group of the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: book another event to look forward to
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: This is difficult but maybe try and contact a rep from the organizers of the event and explain the situation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: bribe people to give you the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Look online for people selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to buy one from someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I will wait for ticket cancellation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets second handed
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from people who are not going anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: wait for the next concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask my friend if I can come anyways
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy resale tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Look on eBay to cop a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Get a ticket from someone else at a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: accept the fact that the event is sold out
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Contact the performer via social media and politely request a VIP pass to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: or try to get tickets for next time at another location
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Wait for someone else to sell their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i would offer someone more money for their ticket than they originally paid
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I wouldn't be going to the event I guess
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Well I would probably try to buy the tickets off of some people and try to talk to them about letting me have them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can go through social media looking for people reselling or stand outside of the event and see if people are selling or willing to sell their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Next time I will get my ticket earlier
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy a ticket off of someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could buy them from someone who bought the tickets before they sold out for a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I just wont go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I dont think there is any ethical legal or moral ways to get a concert ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i could ask a good friend if they would be willing to give their ticket in exchange for a favor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: stand outside the event and try to find tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would ask around if there was anyone that I knew who had a ticket I could have
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could look online and see if anyone was selling their own tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could make a post online asking people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 1 Sneak in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 3 Forge a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak into the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask if anyone has any extra tickets they're willing to sell
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to look for the next available time that the event is happening and try to get tickets earlier
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: But the ticket from someone else at a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I  would ask in the crowd if anyone is selling any tickets if not I  would go home and sleep
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Wait until the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask friends for extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Post on facebook asking for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Wait till the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: search online for ways to buy tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: find out if there's any way to get more tickets to be sold
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Check other websites like craigslist facebook
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or buy them off someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: search for someone selling some on fb
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to find some for sale from friends
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy from an authorized re-seller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: as for me it doesn't matter I can get one in the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask friends if they have extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: trade someone else's ticket for something valuable
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: beg for tickets outside of event venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy tickets from a reseller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to become an event crew member
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: see if the event is happening another time/place for which I can get tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Post on social media if anyone is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: hide out over night
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can sneak into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Secondly most people try to sell tickets on the web so I would buy a ticket off of someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to buy tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy a ticket off of someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy a ticket from a scalper at the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if someone is selling some on Facebook market place
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find something else to do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 1) beg an acquaintance to let me have their ticket in exchange for an expensive night out or something they really want that is reasonable
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 2) get hired as a janitor security or some other odd job on the premise so I am there during the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: 6) partake in a raffle to get a ticket to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: 5) be my grandpa's aid (help him move around and get him food and stuff)during the event so I can go in basically like a service dog but it's just me his grand daughter)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: 9) my friend and i share one ticket and go disguised as a really tall person wearing a trench coat (i will be on top of her shoulders and we will switch positions during bathroom breaks)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: I would try to find another way in and use any of the tools in my surrounding to break in to the event unnoticed
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can ask a friend or someone who bought a tick but doesn’t want to go to the game if I could have theirs and in return I’ll pay them what the ticket cost originally
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Post on social media to see if anyone has any tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: search the day of for tickets at the door
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask anybody you know if they have tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Hey can i please get a ticket i will pay extra if i have to
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask your friend to give you their ticket in exchange for payment
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Search online for people selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Plus maybe someone will end up putting their ticket up for sale
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I'd be disappointed for sure but stuff happens
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to find someone re-selling a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can search on Google for resellers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: post on social media inquiring about sold out tickets for sell
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: See if any are being sold by anyone that is going that you know of
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try making phone calls to the venue to see if there's anything that they can do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Get in contact with the owner of the venue and see if he has room for anyone to go backstage if you pay him money. Improbable but still ethical if he'll allow it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Check out ticket resale sights
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets for resale price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to bribe your way in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: or I would try my best to find tickets being resold from people who do not want them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would try to buy tickets from somebody who already had them for more money than they paid for them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Show up at the event and ask to buy someone's ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go on craigslist to see who is selling tickets because they can't go is the only one I can think of
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: i quess its not ment for me to go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i could go on social media like facebook market place and see if someone is selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If you know someone who has a ticket try to bargain with them for a trade
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Accept that I don't get to attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Purchase a ticket from a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: call the event owners to see if you could go on a wait list
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask around for a spare ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if tickets are avaliable as rewards for different things
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or try and find someone who is reselling the tickets they purchased
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could talk to the person who is in charge of the tickets and basically work things out  if they let me go then they let me go if not then it is what it is
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from people there
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: check websites for the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask others if they would like to sell their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Offer to buy tickets from someone who has them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go online to see if any become available
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask someone else if they would be willing to give you their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go to another event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy the tickets from a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: shrug say I dislike crowds anyway and spend a nice evening with my friends instead
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Give in to a ticket flipper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pay someone online to forge a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: sneak into the event dressed as staff
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: See if I can trade someone who has tickets for something else that I own/can purchase
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from a person outside the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if any of my friends have tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask people I know if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: turn to social media and ask if anyone has an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to talk to the person in charge or at the front check in stand to see if he would find a way to let me in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to buy tickets off someone who does not want to go that much
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: show up anyways and see what happens
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: kindly ask someone at the event to give you their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a scalper ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ignore this opportunity/wait to buy tickets for another event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or ask around if anyone I know has a ticket that I could purchase off of them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: OR try just work the event myself and take the steps to try and achieve that
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Sneak in the back way
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy a scalped ticket online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Alternatively I could just not go It happens and that's okay Of course that's not the most fun way to address the situation but it's certainly ethical legal and moral I could plan something to do with friends so I wasn't just sitting around being sad that I wasn't at the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could buy someone else's ticket for a higher price if they're willing to sell them That way it's their choice but we both win (assuming they prefer the money to the tickets which would be why they sold them)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You could bribe someone into giving you tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: offer to pay as much money in order to get tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: or try to sneak into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 2) Contact seller directly and ask if any tickets go on sale to contact me and I'd pay what is needed
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 1)I would contact people who did get tickets and ask if I can buy the tickets from them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Call the event multiple times to see if any more tickets have become available
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Post on social media asking for tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to just get in for free with charm and charisma
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Buy from a second hand seller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: beat up the ticket taker and get in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: sneak in from backstage
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can call the venue and ask if they have any extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can try and trade with someone for them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can buy from ticket scalpers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can find someone who has a ticket and convince them to sell it to you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can go to the event and try and get tickets at the door
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask for a make a wish donation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: talk to someone in charge and see if there is any chance you can get in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if anyone has any extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if anyone is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: wait in line and see if someone didn't show up and you can go in their place
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can try to convince a friend who has them to sell them to me
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would try to convince one of my friends to sell me the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy tickets for anothershow
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: deal with it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask people to sell their ticket to you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: sneak into the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask to buy tickets off of someone or accept it and don't go because you did not buy tickets in time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could ask someone else for their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could try to buy a ticket from someone who has one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to buy tickets off of people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: contact the performer and ask for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would attend the next event that they have
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a ticket off of someone outside for a large sum of money
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: find tickets from a third party selling site
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Just go in with a friend and scan their ticket for you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy one from a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask someone if you can buy the tickets off them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i would go around asking people if they have an extra ticket they would give/sell to me
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: print fake ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: hop security fence
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You can try to buy tickets off someone who does not have interesest in going
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: email whoever is in charge
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: make other plans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go to ebay to see if people are reselling the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if someone going to the event wants to trade
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: You could check websites to see if anyone was legitimately selling tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Fake your death
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: fake death of family member across the country
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would post an announcement and see if people were willing to sell tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or check Stubhub or Ticketmaster
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy them off of someone else even if they were a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Reach out for promotions or raffles
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Accept that you can not attend this time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try and find second hand tickets for sale
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: no chance
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Plan ahead and reserve a ticket next time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Writing to the event coordinator to inquire about extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Print a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: get them online from someone selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find someone that are selling tickets or don't want the tickets anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Post on various Facebook pages/groups regarding the inquisition for sold out tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: or offer to buy someone elses ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go in a side door or climb a gate so you can still go to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: find someone willing to sell their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to pay more money for ticket to one of the attendees
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find someone selling tickets at venue or online last minute
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find someone who is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would just not go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find them online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I will try to buy it from an individual at a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask for help from friends and colleagues
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: use social media to find tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask friends if they got tickets and ask to pay for them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: message the people that are putting on the event for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: message the people who own the venue for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Look for tickets on other websites where they may be people trying to resell them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: search social media for people who have tickets and ask to pay more for them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Contact the event host and try to get a ticket or ask if people are reselling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask if a friend has an extra ticket so you can also go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go to the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy a ticket from someone who already has it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can find someone who already bought the tickets but is selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try and find someone who got tickets and ask if you can buy them from them or go with them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I just wouldn't go?
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if someone you know already has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look for people online selling ticket they can't use anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: pretend to be someone else to get into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: kidnap someone of influence to get all access
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: blackmail the event holders into giving you tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Don’t go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would ask around outside the area if there are any tickets available
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would also try different apps that are meant to find tickets for sold out shows
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If those don't work I would be upset but I would stop my attempts there
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Search for someone selling a ticket second hand
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to find someone selling the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or ask someone if they had extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would just suck it up and not go to the event and wait for the next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: check if the box offices issued any refunds
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to enter the event building without a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: sneak into the events
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: offer to buy someones tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Write a post on facebook or social media platform asking if anyone is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: wait for another event to come up
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if friends have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if friends know someone with an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy them from another person
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I can go to the event a little bit before and see if anyone is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Watch to see if anyone posts that they are selling their tickets because they aren't able to attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find out where the event is taking place next and make sure to buy those tickets in advance even if that means that I have to travel to another city to see it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look for someone who is reselling their ticket and buy it from them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy tickets from someone who has some
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: pretend to be a ticket collector that required to get tickets so that people could gain entry after procuring one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: See if any friends have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Check with the venue to see if they have any refunded tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go online and see if anyone is selling tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: bribe the secuirty guard
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: blend in with the band
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: or find a different event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Purchase a ticket from a reseller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy them off of someone you know that has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if anyone is selling some online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Wait to see if any tickets become available
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if any radio stations are giving them away as a prize
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Email the company
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask people I know if they can sell one to me for extra money
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pretend to be someone important
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: I could contact the company issuing tickets and express how important the event is to me and ask if I could volunteer in any capacity to help with set-up clean-up or with assisting during the show in order to receive a ticket to attend the event or be at the event whilst volunteering
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could call and request to be put on a wait list incase of ticket returns or last minute cancellations
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Legal- Look online for tickets and moral- accept that you aren't going and have a fun time instead
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could go to the venue and intimidate or bribe someone into givng me tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could sneak in a back door
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Try to buy tickets from someone who has a ticket at a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask around
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask the band or event host on social media
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Dress up as a security guard to get into the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: I can go outside of the concert venue and offer people a lot of money to trade their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go to the event and try and see if anyone is selling extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask if anyone has extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Not go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I am going to see if some one I know has it or If i know someone from the organizing committee
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look online for open positions at the venue for the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if the radio station/ producers need volunteers for the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: See if you can get a ticket from a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to pay someone over market price for their tickets on the way in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to find a good vantage point outside of the arena to enjoy some of the show
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: ask people you know if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy it from someone walking into the event for double the price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: go in and say that you're the lead/main speaker and make it up
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: wear a disguise as a security officer
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: start a fire
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: I could ask if there is some way more tickets will be sold for the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: If they're sold out you can't go Sorry
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would see what friends of mine are going if they have extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: wait in the line of the event hoping to get tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: enter a prize contest
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: try to buy tickets off scalpers outside the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: reaching out online with a post or research to see if anyone is willing to part or sell their already purchased tickets that you could then buy
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look on third-party websites to find tickets that people are selling
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would look at other event dates to see if there was another date I could attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to find people going and offer them a high amount of money to buy the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Cause a riot and post harmful messages about the band
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: Offer to buy someone else's tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask for help on social media
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy someone else's ticket for a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Pay significantly more to get sold out tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: see if someone is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: do something else like watching tv at home
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I will ask someone to sell it to me
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: search on facebook
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I sneak in with a backstage uniform on
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: I mug somebody that is about to walk in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: If I find someone I know going and I can't find a ticket to purchase as them to record the event for me
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Show up to the event and see if anyone is outside selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets from someone reselling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Search internet for last minute tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: offer to trade for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: offer to over pay for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: contact friends or people that you know are going if they have an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Purchase from a website that sells tickets that people don't want anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find tickets online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: find ticket scalpers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask friends if they have an extra
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go and see if tickets are being sold outside of the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy from illegal website
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: find something even more fun to do (get over it to "address" situation)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: barter or trade tickets to a different event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets secondhand on ticketmaster stub hub or similar sites
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: interview the band or speakers for an article
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: travel to a different city where the event is happening on a different date
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: view event from a nearby hill/building
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: listen for contests on the radio
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: I just would not be able to go and try next time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go to the event and hope that someone is standing outside selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: search online for tickets for sale
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: listen to radio shows that are giving away tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Look online for people selling tickets so I can go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: People also might be seling their tickets on the different type of social media marketplaces
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy tickets out front of the venue from a scalper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would try to buy them from a second hand or watch through the fence/windows
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: buy tickets from someone selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: trade something of value to someone who has tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Look online to see if anyone is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Participate in a radio giveaway for tickets to the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: ask friends who have tickets if I can go with them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Talk to the event host and see if they have any policies that might allow me to get tickets if people do not show up
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find out if there are any ticket raffles on the radio
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Ask anyone if they have an extra ticket (people you know a facebook group made for the event etc)offer to buy the drinks that night
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy from someone else who changes their mind who bought a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Scout the tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask friends/family
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look on online to see if others are selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: and wait for the event to happen next weekend or next year depending on the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask my friends if they have tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: post on facebook or craigslist or other social media
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Negotiate with the event people for a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Plan to go to the event next time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if you know anybody with tickets or look up where to get tickets online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: One could post on buy/sell groups to see if anyone is selling tickets to that event that they could buy
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: One could look on different websites to see if anyone is selling their tickets for any reason
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Look around for people selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to find someone through social media who is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to go to the box office right before the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Try to buy tickets off people who tend to sell tickets at the time of the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy it from someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to convince someone to sell their tickets at face value
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: killing people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: See if anyone else is selling tickets by asking around on social media
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can reach out to the company that hosts the event get in contact with a performer for the event and ask if they have extra tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Find someone who is not using their tickets and buy them from them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or offer more money than paid to people with tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could search online for extra ticket sales
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: stand on the street outside the event waiting for people to sell them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: call talk shows who are doing giveaways
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: or sneak into the event somehow
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: look on social media apps to find people selling them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to get someone to give you theres
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Email or call the place at which the event is taking place to see if there is any other way to attend this event or go to the event in hopes that someone is selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go to the next concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a ticket from someone who has bought one already
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ethical:check online for ticket being sold by individuals who rant attending
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: legal: can't go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: smooth talk the doorman lie and say that your ticket blew away or something
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: DM the band (or performer/event coordinator) and ask if they have comp tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy them on verified resale site
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would just accept the outcome and go on with it even if I am disappointed I am not the type to be upset about things I can't control
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask if anyone is selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: wait until the event comes around again to buy tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask and see if people who got some don't really want to go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy tickets from a third-party seller
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Theres nothing I can do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or say you will pay a high cost for someones ticket but then just take it from them and not pay
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try sneaking in to the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: lie
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: barter
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Pull a Travis Scott and storm the venue causing casualties (sneak in)
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 42

Response: ask around for spare tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if someone else will sell theirs to you
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find others who are selling their tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Wait until the event happens again
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask others if they have extras
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Go on Facebook and see if anyone is selliing
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go to the box office
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: look online for resellers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Search a resale website for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Stand outside the venue the day of and ask if anyone has an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Find a find that's going that has an extra ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try to buy a ticket online
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or sneak into the event some how
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 3 - could convince them to go do something else instead of going to the concert
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 4 - convince them that the concert is going to be awful or that they are not going to like it?
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 2 - would offer to trade for something else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 1-- I would offer to buy it from someone for a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask friends through social media if anyone has any tickets they're willing to sell/part with
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: reach out to the venue to see if they need any volunteers for the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Search facebook marketplace and other websites for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: bribe someone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: push your way through the line and sneak in
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: physically break into the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask people around if they are selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: of not then you dont go
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask if anyone has a ticket you can buy off them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: sneak in with a group
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: have a friend fake a make a wish
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: dress up as someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: contact the venue
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Offer to pay someone double the price of their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: post all over social media trying to find tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ill sneak in to the performance
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: If the event in which I want to attend is sold out I will not be going to the concert I will not break in since that would be illegal and immoral I would simply watch a replay of the event or wait until the next one
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask around if anyone has any extras
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try and purchase from a used ticket resource
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask if anyone is selling any
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: pay more than what the ticket costed
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could try and find someone that had tickets for sale and buy them from them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could post somewhere to see if anyone can help me to find tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Contact the ticket company to see if there really are no other tickets available
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Contact the main person at this event on their social media to see if they'd one answer and two give you a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask around on your social media to see if anyone is willing to give up a ticket or if they have a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: find a way
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if tickets are available in other ways via people who bought them events that give tickets away
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if there's another way to get in without getting in trouble or hurting anyone
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if there's another way to celebrate and do something fun
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: See if there's another event scheduled
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: see if there is another state close enough to drive to get those tickets from
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Darn that sucks
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask people if they have a spare ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy tickets from people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: look for people selling tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or go there to see if anyone is selling them outside the door
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask friends to see if anyone ha tickets they would sell
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: post online looking for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: attend different show
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: keep looking if anybody has canceled their seats
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: buy resell tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: offer some extra money for a black ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would go to the event right before it starts and request someone to give me their ticket by paying a little extra.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Go as someone's date.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Publish an advertisement that I'd pay twice the money.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Call everyone I know and beg for tickets.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Purchase black tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: contact the artists or people close to the artist
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to get favours from the sponsors
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Buy tickets in black, ask people
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: ask my friend who is slightly less interested than ne in the event to give me the ticket and i will give her the ticket to an event she wants the most
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Ask online if someone was planning on attending but now is unable to die to certain situation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask around if any of my connectioms know the organiser and get me a ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: bought tickets in black
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: pay double triple amount
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: try to get in without ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: check sites where you can buy the tickets from those who don’t want to see the show anymore
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: feel sad about it but then get over it try to rationalise that it was for the better
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go out to dinner and treat yourself while watching a show of the same performer on your phone.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I'd maybe try to ask a friend  offer extra money or something
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: but then I'd just accept it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I can attend a different event or go out with someone in that time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could try to enter without a ticket and see what happens
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I could sneak into the venue on the day before and hide
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Reach out to connections
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: request someone else to let you attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Attend it next time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy a ticket from someone who can't go anymore/re-sells their ticket
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: look for other resellers
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ask for someone's ticket in exchange for something else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: look for people doing raffles for the tickets they bought
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Convince my friend who has a ticket to hand it over to me in return of buying him/her a meal later,
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: or reminding him some other activity/event that he's interested in to discourage him from attending the event that you really want to attend
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I will look up for people online or near the event willing to sell the ticket because if for example they are not available right now or have to be somewhere else.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If not I'd pursued someone to give away the ticket by paying them more than he original amount.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would contact a person that's going to the event and ask them for a ticket in exchange of money.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Bribe the people who have the ticket and buy it off them.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: contact the conveners to see if something can be done
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: put an ad on Facebook Marketplace
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: trade someone for it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Ask anyone of my friends, family or people in my social circle if they have tickets. Request someone you know who has a ticket to let you have it for this event and promise to return the favour.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Contact the organizers and ask if they're willing to sell for a higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: Get tickets for other event/next show.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Attend next year.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: can contact organisers and ask for their help
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I'll search for someone who can't go and bought the tickets so i can pay him/her and get myself tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i can attend it some other time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Wait for another event buy tickets at higher price
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 2. Go to the venue early to talk with the organizers to see if they have any tickets in reserve
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: 3. Search on the legal resale websites for tickets
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: 4. If someone I know is going but not interested, trade places with them and then later buy them a ticket for a different event that they are interested in attending.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: i would approach to someone i know if they can give me their tickets and if not then i will sulk around by not booking ticket in advance
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Going to the event as checking if strangers have an extra ticket I could buy
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Buy it black market
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would ask around if someone is willing to sell their ticket to me and I would pay them the amount.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would book a car
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Legally I would talk to the manager of the event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: morally won't stoop to low level
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: ethical walk out and try some other time
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I will be wait for next event
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Im ready to pay twice the amount of the event to get a ticket. its a gift to my someone special and i cant miss this timing as its his birthday coming up and i know this will mean a world to him.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I'll make a phone from the influential person
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 35

Response: Buy tickets in the black market
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I would firstly try to buy off the tickets sadly at a higher price with somebody who already has a ticket and i can also offer that person something they like rather than the money and like try my best to make a deal .....
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: I want to attend the event but unfortunately.i got kicked out by the bodyguards and i am unable to watch out because of the dage got to my body
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Not interested in events or any activities
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I would consider buying tickets from someone else
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 25

Response: But if not then I will return back to home.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10