so you're just cool with all of it?
It probably is but the irony is it wasn't a topic of conversation or problem until this season and guess what? The team has its best start in a long time.
Again that may be correct but it's an upfront cost that is disclosed and agreed on. It's a choice in the market place.
Nothing veiled about it. It's full disclosed and above board. Is it too high? It is for me now and I decided to pass especially since the stadium is so far from me now.
You could have just said you agreed with me and saved some typing.
Did you add not so veiled or did I misread?
Normally, when people say things like "not-so-veiled", they are inferring that the veil isn't there. I didn't say thinly veiled.Did you add not so veiled or did I misread?
I know. I misread it. A thousand apologies. No. That's too many.
I don't think they are any worse than the fans that don't buy tickets at all, like me.
He can see the game at home and doesn't have to make the trip to Arlington. Not to mention the parking and concessions costs. Did I mention the profit that helps reimburse the licence fee.
Then I'd only ask why buy the tickets in the first place?
A lot of these people have been season ticket holders for years. It's no easy feat to just go in every year and pick up season tickets. There are waiting lists for tickets a well for the season. There are myriads of reasons why people buy tickets then sell them but a large segment of the sellers exercised their options from the old Texas Stadium days and have since gotten tired of the trek to Arlington. Buyers remorse if you will. When they relocated the stadium I opted out. The only time I go to a game now is If a friend invites me to his box.
Because it pays for you to go to the other 7 games
