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Pathfinder Shape

This is my pathfinder shape. I decided to make a movie ticket. I made this by making a rectangle and then overlapping 2 circles on each side. I selected all of them then went to the pathfinder window and clicked on the "minus button."  By choosing the "minus button" it erased the circles. I then filled the ticket and made lines into a rectangle. In side the rectangle I then typed "Admit One" to represent a movie ticket. Enjoy the show! 

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