@TomGrothJr@WSJ Either bring numbers showing actual public subsidy, or this is just ‘I don’t like golf’ dressed up as fiscal policy. And yes when another libtard has another bs opinion, I will say something!
@TomGrothJr@WSJ You’ve moved the goalposts three times now — first it was ‘waste of money,’ then ‘crosses the line to recreation,’ now ‘rounding errors add up.’ Pick one argument and defend it instead of restacking adjectives.
@TomGrothJr@WSJ You keep saying ‘taxpayer money’ but the course runs on green fees, season passes, and donor clubs (Trueblood Club members ponying up $600+ a year). If you’ve got the line item showing state appropriation into this course’s budget, post it!
@TomGrothJr@WSJ That’s the entire model. You’re not making a fiscal argument. You’re just resentful that this particular amenity doesn’t benefit you personally. The actual waste is the time spent pretending golf courses are the problem.
@TomGrothJr@WSJ Many courses charge green fees, host events, and generate revenue. They’re a rounding error next to the actual money pits.Your selective outrage only kicks in when the amenity feels “rich.” Either apply the standard to every athletic facility or admit you just an asshole.
@TomGrothJr@WSJ “Only serves a few thousand people” is the dumbest standard you’ve floated yet. By that logic every research lab, music department, specialized degree program, and non-revenue sport is also a “big waste of taxpayer money.” Universities exist to serve narrow groups at high levels.
@SirYacht_ There is a chicken cutlet in Mansfield, Ohio at a place called Gastronomia Italian Deli. It’s inside another restaurant. It’s opened Thursday-Sunday 12-6. It’s a must try!!
@GrantHorvatGolf@wesleybryangolf I will have to personally say you did that to yourselves. It’s not a mean thing to say. I believe you should have just not done the wildcard pick overall and let your picks play. I think it’s not a tasteful mix for the viewers,your picks,obviously the wildcards. Not a good add.