(04-20-2018, 09:39 AM)JPK Wrote:

(04-20-2018, 09:18 AM)TrivialPursuit Wrote: Nah, brah, you're a snowflake and a classic example of one.

You're frigging offended by a t-shirt. Or offended that a business is allowing another business to pay their business to do business in their building. You're a snowflake.

Nah Brah.......I'm not offended by their tee shirts, believe me. I just feel they are inappropriate to be selling that stuff at the stadium. Shooters, fine. Bullseye, sure but at a football stadium, no.

Of all the different kinds of businesses to associate your business with, this one does not fit with the Jags. AND....I feel they actually represent our military in a almost blood thirsty fashion.

  It is inappropriate..... Brah. Really, when you lose you resort to name calling....Brah.

Actually, I think it fits extremely well. 

If you watched the state of the franchise, you'd see that the Jags business model relies heavily on analytics.  Jacksonville has a large military veteran population.  The majority of vets are relatively young, and financially they hit the target the Jags are aiming for.  Add to that the fact that Jacksonville has a huge military presence, and it makes perfect sense.  Military accounts for a significant percentage of the local GDP.  

The Jaguars have really put an emphasis on honoring the military with multiple recognitions during games, like recognizing military owned businesses, veteran of the game, and the 4th quarter bell ringing.  This sponsorship creates an area of the stadium where all of these can take place, and veterans will have a place of recognition. It's a smart business decision on their part. The prior sponsors of the section were never really a good fit for the market. This is.

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