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World Cup Report UNVEILS Unimaginable Super Wealthy Experience
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5:38Now PlayingNew report reveals how the super wealthy sidestep the masses to get to the FIFA World Cup and what they are paying for their game day experience. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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How the Superwealthy Sidestep the Masses to Get to the World Cup
"For the ordinary fútbol fan, the nine-mile journey from Manhattan to the World Cup stadium in New Jersey is as appealing as a trip to the dentist.
There are hours waiting in sunbaked security switchbacks outside Penn Station before squeezing onto yellow school buses or NJ Transit trains with sweaty strangers for the ride to the Meadowlands.
But while the masses jostled around the station one afternoon, a more civilized scene unfolded under the shaded entryway to the Solow Building, the famously pricey office tower off Fifth Avenue."
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