@Leonajardinho@KaBoomix Knew a guy that paid off his house and dropped insurance all together. Lost the house to a fire the following week. Insurance isn't the issue, what insurance covers and the hows and whys is. It should be to cover actual catastrophic loss, not stupid cosmetic issues
I've had Penn State football season tickets for a very, very long time. I've always considered myself lucky to have them, and I've supported the program through plenty of good years, bad years, coaching changes, bowl games, and everything in between.
But I have to admit, the 2027 Beaver Stadium pricing announcement feels like a slap in the face to longtime season-ticket holders. My tickets will see a 389% increase.
I understand that Penn State needs to generate more revenue in today's college athletics environment.
But this doesn't feel like simply "the cost of doing business."
For years, the loyalty of season-ticket holders meant something. We bought every game. We showed up. We supported the program. We absorbed the bad seasons along with the great ones. We helped create the demand and atmosphere that makes Penn State football such a valuable property.
Heck, Penn State has spent years telling us that We Are the best fans in college football.
This new pricing model feels like Penn State now telling us we are simply customers whose seats have now been repriced. Nothing more, nothing less.
Called a guy to remove a tree from my yard
He charged $750
Asked how many he does per week
“Oh God, are you one of those morons who post about how easy it is to make six figures in the trades by assuming I’m fully booked and have zero costs? You know what, I’m actually going to charge you $1,750 for this job or I’ll just let the tree fall into your roof.”
Incredible.
$1,750 for just a few minutes of work.
Imagine if he does just 10 other jobs a week.
That’s $70k+ per month. Almost a million a year.
I need to get into tree trimming!
Travis Kelce admitted on his latest podcast that he and Taylor Swift officially signed a 10year $500 million commitment contract to stay together, revealing it protects his future after football 😬
"I’m tryna figure out my future after football because I don't wanna end up jobless with no business going on once I retire"
"I spoke to a few people about my situation and they said doing a commitment contract was the smartest move we could make to lock everything in”
@JPendleton1787 Even though that is B's the fact there was a runoff in the first place shows the establishment will create rules to keep power. Stupid Democrats voting didn't change a thing