The Louvre-sized Utley artwork is gone, and in its place are a couple of tickets to see Jimmy Buffett in Camden on June 18. So, if you’re a ParrotheadTM, or know one, start thinking about what you might swap for these tickets. I know those Buffett fans are going to come up with some wacky trade ideas — looking forward to hearing from you! Details on the tickets are here.
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The fine merchants of Jenkintown, PA took the card in exchange for a $25 gift certificate, good at almost any Jenkintown store.
Laura Ferrell's housecleaning operation took the $25 gift certificate and offered to clean any house top-to-bottom in trade for it.
Entertainer Jerry Perna took the housecleaning and offered to perform his Elvis impersonation act in return. Then he turned around and donated back the housecleaning, so I sold it off on the side -- $200 extra for the ALS Association.
The community of Jenkintown purchased the services of Elvis at a fundraiser, the proceeds of which went to the purchase of a large framed, autographed Chase Utley photo of Chase celebrating the World Series win.
The large framed, autographed Chase Utley photo got swapped for two tickets to see Jimmy Buffett in Camden June 18.
A nice person in Langhorne offered three days at her Poconos chalet in trade for the Jimmy Buffett tickets. That's a deal!
The weekend in the Poconos went to the editor of phillybaseballnews.com in return for a seven-game tryout as a baseball beat writer, including full press access in the Phillies' minor league system.
The "baseball writer's fantasy camp" was a birthday gift for a lucky Lehigh Valley father-in-law, and in return I got one free roundtrip flight voucher good for travel anywhere in the lower 48.
