@JJWatt Tipping is based on service, if they go above and beyond I typically tip above and beyond, if they were average 20%, bad service less than.
No service, no tip. If theyโre mad, they should be mad at the business structure.
@slownewsdave@kfishbain Huge difference tho. A homeowner has no control over revenue generation. An NFL team controls the asset, the land use, the tenant mix, and the revenue. No offense, but a house produces zero income. A stadium campus produces continuous, diversified income.
@mrockteschel@kfishbain One of the most valuable franchises in the NFL (โ $6โ7B valuation range). Operating in the 3rd-largest media market in the country. Part of a league with guaranteed, shared national revenue (TV contracts alone exceed $10B annually league-wide). Plenty feasible to get financing.
@mrockteschel@kfishbain The Bears donโt need to โhave the cashโ sitting in a checking account, sure. Stadiums are financed through long-term structured debt, partnerships, naming rights, PSLs, and revenue securitization. Every modern NFL stadium is built using future revenue streams, not present cash.
@Ecnerwal23 That is an atrocious argument. Show me where they have to play in irrelevant bowl game? Conform to the machine if you want to be relevant. Join a conf and share your TV deal with others if you want to make playoffs. Got it.