12-31-2022, 08:40 PM
(12-31-2022, 06:32 PM)Browns Town Bengal Wrote: I hear that. Going to one game is fun but no way I could commit every home sunday to it. It basically takes up your entire sunday especially if you go all out on the tailgate
Never did any tailgating, but it was still a full day. I'd leave the house at about 10 and not get back home until 5:30-6, a seven-plus hour day. Now I can get all manner of stuff done on a Sunday morning, watch the game, and get a few more things done if I want. Primetime games were always the worst because it was hard to find someone as dedicated as me to go on a work night.
(12-31-2022, 06:54 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: I get it.
I bought tickets for every home game but just didn't get season tickets because I'd never know who could go with me and, when we had a bad season like Carson's last year, or if we played a shitty team or were out of contention, I couldn't give them away.
I have liked watching the games at places like Wings & Rings, Dickmann's, BWs, and wherever this year more than going.
Like I've said before, I could only get two tickets because all you ableists buy seats in the crippled section, but Monday Night Football is going to be crazy, especially with my best friend from childhood when we're also playing in the finals and I have Mixon and Burrow!
Not sure what I'll do next year.
This ableist promises you that he never once bought tickets in that section. But, I must admit that once, just after the gates opened, I did walk over there and have a look at that section. Those are nice seats with a great height/angle on the field.
