Just Jack

Or give them some of the empty jello shots, then send them to their parent and tell them "this jello tastes funny."

I'm wondering about people that moved out of the cities to lower cost of living areas, yet still have the same salary. Will companies decide to cut their pay since they don't need as much to live on?

I was checking out TM today to see how much people were asking for club seats. One person has a pair, just two sections over from mine, for $5K/seat for the Monday Night Pats* game. They'll never get that when there's plenty of other club seats for less than $1K/seat. BTW, reselling club seats is a lot harder than regular seats. I've never made a profit, usually just lucky enough to break even.

I believe so. I think the Bills only have to share the ticket price with the NFL, any license fees they get to keep.

Combined cost, yes, around $300 game. Even if you buy individual games in the clubs, it includes the CSL charge.

Now they call it a "Club Seat License". Back when I first had seasons in the clubs, when we had paper tickets, it said on the ticket Ticket Price + PSL = Combined Price. Here's my invoice

Yes, a separate PSL.

Club seats, have a yearly PSL, not a one time PSL like other stadiums.

Yep, 2000, Sunday night game, Labor Day weekend, against the Titans.

With Syracuse, it's more because the bridges carrying the highway are nearing the end of their life span, and would have to be replaced. The cheapest option is to remove them and instead make I-481 the new I-81 going around the city.

When they did the Toronto season, I remember reading somewhere the criteria for leaving the roof open. I don't believe they ever had it open for a game there. I do remember the first game in the series, pre-season against the Steelers, driving by and seeing the roof open. But by time the game started, they had closed it.

Maybe it got repo'd.

Maybe the three 18 hole golf courses will be the issue then.

I doubt they ever get a SB. Not enough hotel rooms. These are the requirements from 2014, I would think it hasn't changed too much since then. 20140605190910.pdf (documentcloud.org)

But is it a dry heat, and not this soupy humidity we get here in NY?

My unofficial "No Mask While Shopping" Experiment ... Since Wednesday, when the mandate was lifted in NY, I've been to Wegmans, Home Depot, Lowes, Aldi's, and various gas/convivence stores. No one has stopped me and asked for proof of vaccine. Still more people wearing a mask versus not. Home Depot was the only store where I saw employees also going mask less.

@Chef Jim, there's going to be some interesting characters in WNY the end of July, beginning of August. Where do you suggest I go to stay out of the area? Any AirBnB you know of in the Cali region, near a golf course maybe?

They are.

Went to the Wegmans near my house after work today. The people wearing masks far out numbered the people without. I went without, but felt like maybe I should put it on. (I'll still carry it with me in case there are places that still require it)

This is what New York considers for regions... Umm, hello? Do you like air conditioning? Thank Willis Carrier and the Carrier corporation. Also, salt potatoes. And, uh, I'll think of other stuff later.

Walking? No. Hiking? Yes. Ask me to walk around the block, and I'll say no thanks. Ask me to go hike 5 miles through the woods, and I'll be asking when are we leaving before you finish your question.

Travel documents and identification requirements (cbsa-asfc.gc.ca)

Oh, the walk was yesterday? Darn, I missed it. Oh well. maybe I'll donate next year.

Anyplace that sells wings will have celery for her.

Someone mentioned the Canadian side of the falls, just make sure the border is open first, though they may reopen this summer. Preliminary talks on lifting Canada-U.S. border restrictions underway | CBC News If you like history, there is the Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural Site to check out. Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site