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Labor Day Weekend Air Contest
It's 4:19pm. Why are you at work? Doesn't your boss know this is Labor Day weekend? Doesn't everyone get a half day off on Labor Day Friday?
But you, there you are, at work. (Like us.) You deserve something special. You deserve to be recognized.
You deserve to see Air under the stars up in the trees at the Greek.
With special guests Sondre Lerche and your boy, Sea Wolf.
They're coming Sept 21. They will only be playing four shows in the US for their whole tour. You should be going. We have some tickets. All of this was just meant to be.
We will give away two pairs of tickets on Tuesday. One pair will go to a randomly selected tirade about their worst boss or working experience. One pair will go to a randomly selected tirade about someone's best boss or job.
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Details about the show and on how to enter after the jumpa.
Write up your piece, post it in the comments, and cross your fingers. Only registered commentors will be accepted. If you're not registered, sign up, it takes seconds.
Entries should be submitted no later than 11:59pm on Labor Day Monday. Winners will be contacted via email on Tuesday so make sure your register with your real email address.
Unanswered emails will be disqualified after 24 hours of the email being sent.
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