'If anyone wants any tickets to see the Harlem f***ing Globetrotters then let me know, because I've got TEN of the stupid idiot tickets.'
Fans have been going crazy this week after British comedy icon Peter Kay announced his comeback tour after a 12-year hiatus.
Leah-Dionne Short, from Bingley, waited patiently on Ticketmaster "all morning" to bag herself tickets for the tour. However, when she finally got through, she somehow managed to spend £377 on tickets to see the exhibition basketball team the Harlem Globetrotters instead, reports the Mirror.
As you could probably imagine, the post left people in stitches online, with some people questioning how she got the two events confused in the first place. "You won't believe it but I've ordered 10 tickets for the Harlem bloody Globetrotters Pete, I've never watched a single game of basketball in my life! What's more messed up is I've ended up spending £370 for the privilege! Is there any way you can help me with this at all? Couple of VIPs for my dedication to the garlic bread and cheesecake gags?"
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