Hey beer scalper give me a warm can of Bud

Why is someone who sells tickets to a Red Sox fan outside Fenway Park for a heavily inflated price called a "scalper," while someone who charges the same fan $4 for a bottle of water inside the stadium is called a "concessionaire"?

and i add why is the guy who charges you $6.00 for a can of beer called "hey beer man" instead of "HEY BEER SCALPER", The Kid from Brooklyn should add that to his act..

How do you sell a 40 cent can of beer for $6.00 at the ball park and you stupid fans dont call these by the correct name "BEER SCALPERS"

Billytickets 1999


Price Of Beer In Yankee Stadium Surpasses That Of Strip Clubs
Beer in Yankee Stadium this year has become prohibitively expensive:

Thirsting for some suds? Fork over $8.75 for a Miller in a 20-ounce plastic bottle -- up a quarter from last season and roughly $4 more than the 16-ounce pint at your neighborhood bar.
For just $1 more, you could get a monster 24-ounce Heineken or Fosters for the bargain-basement price of $9.75. Good ol' Bud on tap will run you $7.75 -- also up a quarter from last season.

Some fans cried foul over the modest increases

"It's unbelievable. I pay less in a strip bar," said Denis Broderick, 30, as he bought $60 worth of beers for his pals. "However, when you are trapped in there, they got you."

"It's expensive, but when you're at the game you've got to pay," agreed Rob Hickey, 26, of Hartford, Conn., who split $100 worth of beer with a pal. "But when Jeter hits a game-winning home run in the bottom of the eighth, you don't mind."