Utah Hockey Club announces reduced concession prices for popular items

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The Hockey Tonk Man

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That is ridiculous! The Lays chips are a dollar a bag at Dollarama, and fountain pop averages 30-50 cents per serving for the seller.
Don’t forget your 15%-20% tip also!

I’m a pretty decent tipper. But I’ll never tip at places that charge that. Or charge you $16/tall can of beer
 

tarheelhockey

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Don’t forget your 15%-20% tip also!

I’m a pretty decent tipper. But I’ll never tip at places that charge that. Or charge you $16/tall can of beer

I’m a decent tipper, and even I’ve all but stopped tipping on iPads. If I’m signing on an iPad, there’s a good chance I’m standing at a counter being handed stuff out of a fridge or fryer, not receiving actual tip-worthy table service. Counters are for tip jars and spare change, not full-blown percentage tips. We lost the plot on this at some point.

Obvious exceptions for places like bars, but even then — I’ll toss a bartender a buck for pouring a beer, but a percentage-based gratuity for that is laughable. There’s a difference between hand-mixing a cocktail and operating a beer tap (or worse, just pulling a bottle out of a bucket and handing it to you). That’s like tipping at McDonald’s because they poured you a soda.
 
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:shakehead :shakehead :shakehead

These absurd prices are why people sneak shit in. Or try to.

And rightfully so.

Good on Utah.
. . . or better yet, just stay home and watch the game on your big screen TV with a fridge nearby.

Watching sports on a big flat-screen TV is much better than the 26" colour cathode-ray tubes some of us are old enough to have grown up with.

Quite aside from the high prices for everything -- tickets, parking and food -- and the travel time, I was turned off of live MLB games for a few years when a drunk fan behind me barfed down the back of my neck.

This isn't the 1960s anymore. We can watch these games pretty well and much more comfortably at home.
 

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