Nope. Higher.
If you can drop $4,600 on a Super Bowl ticket, you'll have no problem spending $13 on a bottle of domestic light beer, right? That's what Levi's Stadium is charging for a Coors Light at the big game.
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ReplyDeleteThat is why I NEVER go to a pro sports event. Between the parking, cost of tickets, seat rental fee, and the concessions, I would rather sit in my family room and watch the big screen.
ReplyDeleteSame thing at Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore.
ReplyDeleteYou have to help support the ridiculous salaries of the players because they are only able to play for a small part of their lives because they will have brain damage from all the tackles.
ReplyDeleteYoung men dream of the NFL as an escape from poverty into fame and fortune and you really don't expect the owners to cover that ridiculous amount of money without jacking up the overhead do you?
So, in reality....the owners...own the players for a short time and pay them to be brain damaged and stick NFL fans with the bill (thousands of dollars for tickets, etc).
Do you see where I'm going with this analogy? Probably not.
Only cost me at about $1.00 per beer, no ticket cost, no parking cost no crowds to fight and a comfortable recliner to sit back in and watch all on a large screen and a nice cold fridge!
ReplyDeleteOh yea and I didn't have to be searched up either prior to.
Can't beat that.
You all can have that rip off rat race.
Sounds like a bunch of poor people that al.so at one time said " I don't need no college degree"
ReplyDeleteI got 30 coors light at Delmar liquors for 2199, had friends over, and everybody walked home when the game was over, no drinking and driving. lets see 30 x 13 _ $390, you can have all that you want, ill be in my recliner
ReplyDelete7:31 Are you really that stupid?
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