Quote:The last game I attended, in addition to the cost of the seat, I also spent 25 dollars to park, 7 bucks for a bottle of water, another 12 bucks on food and then had the great pleasure of sitting behind two teal-wigged college girls who spent the entire game on their feet trying to attract the attention of the camera men so they could be on tv. I spent most of the game looking at the old jumbotrons to get some idea of what was happening on the field. So much for my game-day experience....

I'll say this 1 more time. There's 20000 (approximately) cities in America; 32 of which (don't go there Jdub, let's keep this simple) have NFL football teams. People in Jacksonville that are within an hour of the stadium have an opportunity to do something that most of the other 350 million people in America don't: easily see an NFL game live and in-person.


The cost of everything sucks, but it's your team in your city. If you have the extra money, it's just a pure shame if you don't go, because there's plenty of people who would love to have that opportunity.


To each his own I guess.

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