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$2 tickets? Fights? Alcohol involved? Could be A's fans.
Oh, right, people are idiots.
Yea, Americans can come in and pay just $ 1.98 for a game.
When I was in college, it was $1 for Wednesday home games in Oakland. Cheapest night out imaginable for me and my girl, or a great reason to skip control systems lecture.
Once time I went to a game and, of course, it got a little rowdy in the upper deck. Two guys started duking it out, security came by and escorted the instigator out. One inning later, he reappeared: he told his friends that he just bought another $1 ticket and came back in.
That's awesome.
Beer wasn't seven-eight dollars a pop back then, though; I can't imagine spending the money to get drunk at a MLB game today...I'd have to have a real solid buzz working when I got there so that only 2 more or so would take me over the top.
I love the imagery of Godfrey in his private box tuttuting hoi polloi in the cheap seats interrupting his enjoyment of the game.
I am sure the drunks are annoying and all but the story would have had a little more oomph to it if a fear-stricken family was interviewed rather than the team executive watching from a safe distance.
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We have interviewed a family from St.-Louis-du-Ha!-Ha, QC about the horrific events.
"Well, our first son had turned 13, so we decided to make le voyage to Toronto to see a ballgame en personne, since he was our little man. Jean-Charles had never seen a game since 2001, when he peed his pants after meeting Youppi.
We bought les trois tickets for $ 100, and when we saw we were in the top level, we were offended! At le stade Olympique, scalpers would pay you to take their tickets!
The game was good, but les maudits anglos got worse and worse as the game went on. People were pushing and fighting, and someone dropped their beer all over pauvre Jean-Charles... he hadn't been that scared since le referendum decided not to split Québec!
It was a horrible day, but we'll make it up to Jean-Charles... we'll stop in Montréal and bring him au Club Supersexe."
Best Regards
John
This is the real problem. A vast majority of the bargain hunters who enjoy cheap tickets won't spring for the 5 or 6 $7 beers it would take to get loaded. They'll slam a fifth of cheap vodka in the parking lot and then stumble into the game obliterated. Then they might nurse their buzz with a few $7 beers throughout the game. Of course, if they are true bargain hunters they might sneak in a flask of rubbing alcohol to stay full loaded.
The Dodgers tried a series of $2 ticket nights and they canceled it after 3 or 4 games due to rampant fan misbehavior. I can't tell you why these cheap ticket nights seem to inevitably end in disaster, but it seems they always do.
not sure exactly why but we don't have any problem with fighting drunks in the cheap seats...
or anywhere else in the upper decks. actually i've only seen guys ejected twice. once during the allstar game and once during a cubs game
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