Just Jack

1) Diet Coke from McD 2) an empty mountain summit on a nice summer day 3) Airports 4) gas station pizza

The PSL owner loses their PSL and seats. You need to keep buying seasons to keep your PSL. They can sell the PSL to someone else themselves. Might not get what they paid for it though. NFL PSL Seat License Marketplace | Buy & Sell NFL Season Ticket Rights (pslsource.com)

Which is basically what I covered in my points #4 and #5

We already have a place, Hammers Lot, by the stadium for the tailgate. No need to decide where or when to meet. It'll be the Home Opener, whenever that will be.

I'm just gonna keep posting this anytime someone brings up that game.... Several factors contributed to the loss 1) 13 seconds 2) they had all three time outs left 3) they had Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill 4) some Bills players and coaches were already celebrating on the sidelines like the game was over 5) they only needed a FG to tie and go to OT.

Syracuse University season tickets do not have a PSL, they have a "donation" to their 'Cuse Athletics Fund. You want seasons, you have to make a donation. Syracuse Football Season Tickets The amount you donate instead of seniority comes into play with their benefits. Someone that does the minimum donation for years/decades, can lose out to someone that just got seasons and made a big donation.

Same with me. It's like the link is to an individual picture, and not the album. I did it. I dug back through the thread and found a previous link to the construction album. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1slFkG1Tgt1z6Sr5_PsRrflmzreYclzkI

I know it was brought up long ago, and I think @SoCal Deek will correct me if I'm wrong, but my opinion was that if they were smart they would add structure now just in case they decide to add a roof later. SoCal, I think, had a reason why they would not do that now, but I can't remember what it was.

I feel a lot of those people complaining are seeing the prices for club seats and thinking that will be the entire stadium prices.

Well, I didn’t want to brag, but I also have a Costco membership. Gotta save money somewhere and that’s where ALDIs comes into play.

I have club seats. I also drive a 9 year old Toyota, shop for groceries at Walmart and Aldi. Wegmans is too expensive. Club seats are my one splurge.

My brother works for a builder, they set up cameras on their sites, but for after-hours security than letting the public view it.

There was a guy here several years ago, was able to get his monitor off, because LEOs were lazy and would just call him when they got an alert that his monitor was being tampered with and tell him to stop it. He went to a local mall, tried to get a young girl and killed the woman that was with her.

There's a Pop-Tart movie coming out...

There's a Pop-Tart movie coming out on Netflix

My grandparents had an air raid siren at the end of their driveway. For about 5 minutes on the first Tuesday of every month, you would just forget trying to have any conversations or be able the hear the tv while it was tested. EDIT: Just looked on Google street view, it's still there... https://maps.app.goo.gl/EC9JKjqbJRVkREQe8

It's a private lot hosting that camera, not the Bills themselves.

Back when I was involved in selling tickets, the smallest suites had 12 seats. So multiple that by 60 and that's your minimum number. And last time I asked, years ago, you could get a small suite for one game, for $12K. At least one of those indoor clubs did include food/drinks with your tickets. Last time I checked, again, years ago, one seat for one game was $350 for that experience.

Would he have a turkey on his head?

Wish I could zoom in on those risers, to see if they match what I saw on the Thruway yesterday.

This is where I am. I'm at the upper end of what I feel comfortable paying for my club seats now, and not sure if I want to downgrade my seats to another area of the new stadium when that option comes available. I also had several years where I couldn't find buyers for the games I was going to skip, even giving them away to friends and family was a problem, until these past few years. I'm guessing with the new stadium, I could probably spend half of what I'm currently paying for my seasons, and get really good seats on the secondary market for the few games I'll go to.

For example, Steve Martin and Martin Short tour came through my city last year and the wife and I definitely would have gone seen them, but tickets were very expensive. The very last row in the upper balcony, which is about the farthest from the stage you can get and always cheapest, was still over $80/seat. We opted not to go. Where we would normally sit was over $150/seat. And these are direct from the venue prices, not the secondary market.

Well, those guys are the extreme, one likes to follow a very healthy lifestyle, and the other likes to sit in the dark. Josh is just a normal player.

Late Feb 2029, after our third SB win, and before Josh announces his retirement.

Which will be [looks up when Josh's contract ends] 2029.