Shenandoah. Down toward rural retreat and chilhowie is better, but I am biased as I grew up there. From what I've seen you post, you'd have a much better time visiting Shenandoah. You won't like the people where I am from.
I'm fine with any people. My entire immediate family are all big about gun rights (I also own a gun believe it or not), are big hunters, my sister and brother in-law live out on 80 acres and have dozens of guns, bows, crossbows, etc.. and almost all of them are conservative, some of them way right. Where our farm is, falls right into that same sort of demographic as well.
I went from the 11 (12 really) game package to the 21 game package, specifically to get playoff priority throughout the playoffs. I'd take my wife or one of my boys and we had a blast. Have a whole tail-gating ritual of sorts. Now my oldest son and I split a full season ticket package. We've been doing that for 2 years. We also sell/give away several games and it works out fine...especially when the team is good.
yep, I'll make the drive from Winston for the Friday and weekend games every time, might even take in a Thursday game due to my schedule, but the random Monday-Wednesday night? Not happening, especially if it's a matchup that I should be able to sell for a decent value, and if it's not I'll probably try to gift them to someone or just eat the loss.
The season that got canked for Covid I had a 22 game plan. Made it to 15 before the plug was pulled. And that was a marathon, even though I only live like 4 miles from the arena. I don't have a predictable where I even know if I'll be in town on whatever day. Was much more convenient in the days of the Caniac coach where it stopped right down the street from my house and never had to deal with parking or Uber.
My parents. Workaholic empty nesters. It's their hobby.
Nothing better than myself being 12 at the time and blissfully unaware of the financial burden and general lifestyle grind those playoffs enacted on my parents, worst thing for me was showing up to a few days of school a bit tired the next morning as it got progressively harder to make your way out of the parking lot as the rounds progressed.
Yeah the last few years strained my wallet so bad I've had to drop my season tickets, but the experience of being there for the runs is top notch. I did try to make as many games as I could during the regular season, but it seems like everyone sells about 25% of their allotment just because of how frequently the games hit. And it's stupidly expensive to be in the arena for a game when dinner and 1 beer will cost upwards of $50 per person.
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Laine seems like the obvious candidate for our buy low strategy. the deal and the amount of retention will determine if the deal is to be tolerated.
