WotAGuy

Really interesting article but lacks details about the therapy. Tay is a good man and I hope he finds a team this year if it’s not the Bills. https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2024/04/nfl-running-back-syracuse-native-latavius-murray-has-stem-cell-treatment-plans-to-play-another-season.html?outputType=amp

And the best example of this is marriage. I didn’t feel great about it, but I did it. Should have waited for next year’s selection.

It says in the second link radiant heating.

There’s a 500% PSL fee if you want to stand in the new stadium.

We need Key and Peele to give us the correct pronunciation. Watch, his parents will be like “We wanted to name him Donald, but that’s too common. So we decided on “A Donny” or Adonai”

Don’t forget economics, buyer psychology, football fan rights and being condescending.

Since @Einstein is in high-level meetings in India, let me just say you’ve been gouged.

We are ALL here for you dude. Rehab, medication, classes, whatever it is you need we are behind you 100%.

“Not convicted” is probably most accurate in this case.

Hmmmm….got any evidence for this??

“A bit”?? LOL.

Gunner - I read a lot of threads where people say “I heard…”. Just curious if you have a source (not that you need to name it), or would it be more accurate to say “I read”? Just trying to separate the wheat from the chaff in these threads.

It took you long enough! 🤣🤣

If you can find a copy, read “OJ Education of a Rich Rookie”. A book OJ and a co-author wrote about his rookie season. Interesting times and racial biases back then. Changing of the guard from the championship-era Bills to the terrible teams of the early 70s. Hard to believe the NFL and society have changed that much in my lifetime. Black QBs were barely being accepted. I think it was the 1973 season we were driving to a game on the Youngmann and who do we pass but OJ driving his car to the game. He smiled and waved at me and this 14-year old was ecstatic. Prayers to Nicole and Mr. Goldman and their families.

The moment of silence will simply be a chorus of boos. Never happen.

Ugh, yeah I do remember someone saying the financing was available after the down payment. Not to mention, in most cases, people will be buying a minimum of two seats.

It beats trading Josh Allen, I’ll say that for ya.

You’re making a convincing argument that even average earners can afford the new $15,000 PSLs. A 10-year loan at 10% interest is about $200/month.

I’m grateful for the STH that sell their tickets. It makes it much easier to go to the occasional game. Back in the day, it was a scramble to get individual game tickets as soon as they went on sale. And it’s not just the STHs that will be paying the PSL; anyone buying a resale ticket is going to be paying a lot more to account for the PSL and increased game ticket cost. The owners are going to keep pushing the envelope as long as there’s someone buying what they are selling. Corporations may be able to write off the expense of the suites/clubs. The rest of us will be paying more and more and slowly dropping out as the cost becomes prohibitive or we just tire of bending over. Like everything in life, the NFL is changing and you either roll with it or tap out.

Read the prior 2-3 pages. But hurry up because we are now up to 150k a year and rising fast.

Notice that the discussion has been moved from people earning $22/hr buying PSLs to people making $50k a year buying current season tickets. This is how Einstein operates.

Gotta keep that story going about how tragic the PSLs are for the little man. I mean, they won’t even let you use food stamps to buy a PSL. Friggin Pegula!!

You really think people making $22/hour are buying PSLs? They must have elite budgeting skills.

He’s a politician. He heard people were upset, so he jumped out to lead the charge for the common folk. Unfortunately, he’s also an idiot and made people upset when he went to Ohio to view the eclipse. The first comment in response to his waxing poetic about the eclipse is hilarious.