Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: No real surprise here, but Louis C.K.'s groundbreaking ticket sales experiment was a resounding success. 
  
 Eliminating service charges and sales taxes by selling tickets to his upcoming standup tour direct to fans, the comedian was able to offer seats for the low-low across-the-board price of just $45. 
  
 "Well," he tweeted yesterday evening, "after 45 hours, my tour has sold 100K tickets, box office gross of 4.5 mil $ (not all mine). I guess it was a good idea." 
  
 Most of the 39-city stops have already sold out, though a few more shows are being added. Asked why he was skipping certain cities, C.K. replied: "[Probably] all theaters in your town won't allow our tix service. Or your town sux. JK." 
  
 This is C.K.'s second "crowdfunding" bonanza: He previously made over one million dollars in 12 days selling his latest comedy special, "Live at the Beacon," for just $5 through his website. 
  
 C.K.'s TV series Louie returns to FX tonight at 10:30 PM ET. 
  
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Student:
Louis CK's idea to sell tickets directly to fans was officially a good one: Within less than two days, 100,000 tickets had been sold, the comedian tweeted last night. He added that "lotsa shows are sold out," but says more are being added. That doesn't mean he's coming to your town, though: He notes that it's very possible "all theaters in your town won't allow our tix service. or your town sux. JK." Gawker calls the "Ticketmaster-circumventing" strategy a "resounding success." Another victory: CK found no tickets being scalped on StubHub, and reminds fans, "If u see over-priced tix to this tour ANYWHERE, buying is a big risk. It will be invalid at showtime."