His concert ticket example isn't apples-apples. In this case, the person had *already* bought the ticket.
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My thoughts wxactly
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Feel it waves away the endowment effect, no? Outrage would be the same if customers were in the concert/had pots, but then told to give back
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It's alright, the analogies are misleading though and should have been omitted imo
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So consumers decide whether to overbook a flight
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Using false equivalence to explain. Shortage of blue pots from Nordstrom doesn't equal a bought ticket, boarded and seated passenger.

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Here is my simple rule: Once a passenger is seated, he does not have to get off the plane, and that’s that.
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How about after arrival?
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"It will be increasingly difficult to write & enforce retail contracts w/ legal meanings very different from their “common sense” meanings"
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