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Not if you want to get more than you paid.
1. Not true.
2. Not ever my goal.
3. #2 is blatantly clear by now.
Not if you want to get more than you paid.
Or they are for me and for my enjoyment.
If you are not a Bears fan and you enjoy watching Bears games more than your own team play, then that's a deeper issue.
Or maybe someone is just a really big football fan in general and their team isn't local.(Actual scenario with a friend of mine in Ohio)
For the record, my season tickets aren't for the Bears.
You keep repeating this, but what information are you basing this statement on? Do NFL tickets historically not hold their value on the re-sale market?
So you would rather pay to go watch the live local game and tape your team's game and watch it later? Cool. I guess under that extremely rare circumstance where you didn't care about watching your own team live, it would be worth it to you.
So what you are saying is that the re-sale value of an NFL ticket is dependent on that particular game...so a 'rivalry game' might have a better resale value than, say, a preseason game. Or a September game between two contending teams might be more valuable than, say, a Dec. 15th game when the home team is in the process of completing a 4-12 season.
Interesting. I never really thought of it like that.
So what you are saying is that the re-sale value of an NFL ticket is dependent on that particular game...so a 'rivalry game' might have a better resale value than, say, a preseason game. Or a September game between two contending teams might be more valuable than, say, a Dec. 15th game when the home team is in the process of completing a 4-12 season.
Interesting. I never really thought of it like that.
I love how it's always my fault that Rory doesn't understand the points I am making.
No, its my fault. As you proved, I was a fool to agree to buy tickets where I was trapped into buying a preseason game and another regular season game I didn't want to go to. I did not understand how to buy individual game tickets.
My personal finance adviser talked me out of it. As he always tells me, "Anytime you are laying down several thousand dollars, your mindset shouldn't be: "if you make some extra money, cool. if you brake even, cool."
Personally I look at any purchase I make for entertainment value to be a financial investment.
If I can't make a decent return on the money I spend on entertainment, then fuck my desire for entertainment.
How do strip clubs work then?
Yeah, I remember one time I bought tickets to a Madonna concert, and I don't even like Madonna.
I love how it's always my fault that Rory doesn't understand the points I am making.
I'd just like to remind everyone, didshe's 2nd post in this thread was to let all of us know that this packers fan is an idiot for buying bears season tickets because he'd "miss most of his teams games." Now, he's posting about investment strategies, regarding smart ones vs dumb ones.
Overall, riveting convo from a guy that doesn't know what a majority is.
Ok. I was wrong for saying most there. I didn't think that part out clearly. What I should have said is "a good chunk of his team's games".
Happy now?