So this season will be another of competitive disadvantage. The stadiums that are full and don't require masks will be louder and force more offsides penalties than stadiums like SoFi where masks are required and the decibel level will be considerably less.
Also I don't think it is a coincidence that the Eagles/Raiders game in Las Vegas which was one of the hottest secondary market tickets several weeks with a get in price around $500-$550 has plummeted. Now in the secondary market the get in price is around $300-$350. The price fell significantly after the vaccine mandate. Many of the tickets were purchased by fans from Philadelphia who made arrangements through Eagles road trip companies. These trips usually attract a younger fan who goes with 3 buddies to partake in tailgating on the road. Consequently these type of people are the one's who feel invincible and will never get a shot. I would imagine many of them cancelled and their tickets ended back on the market.
Also I don't think it is a coincidence that the Eagles/Raiders game in Las Vegas which was one of the hottest secondary market tickets several weeks with a get in price around $500-$550 has plummeted. Now in the secondary market the get in price is around $300-$350. The price fell significantly after the vaccine mandate. Many of the tickets were purchased by fans from Philadelphia who made arrangements through Eagles road trip companies. These trips usually attract a younger fan who goes with 3 buddies to partake in tailgating on the road. Consequently these type of people are the one's who feel invincible and will never get a shot. I would imagine many of them cancelled and their tickets ended back on the market.
Jackstraw - you hit nail on head with your post; and true story for you. Sold both Philly and Chicago tix at $600 per tic (I get, in theory, cause I have not been paid yet, $540 per or 10% less). Ticketmaster charges the buyer +20% on the 600. I am not kidding you here; both games, my seats, listed at $900 per ticket in 30 minutes; off the board less than an hour later. Back in May this was - math? I won easy; whoever bought my tix tix tix won a bit too. I am afraid to look at pricing now honestly; and want all games to go off. Weird shit - who knows I could be screwed in the end? All depends on I don't know. Brand new world. Smile; or try to.
1st Jab of Moderna couple days ago, next one in 4 weeks. I sold out, as I didn’t want it but with all these rules, I said fuck it. I will also be in and out of casinos for the next 4 months, one being Arizona Charlies. Arizona Charlies, is enough for me to get the shot as it’s a shit hole. I also wanna visit my family in FL this upcoming year. I will say i’m not pro or anti vax, I think people shall do whatever they want at the end of the day.
GL with that bud....
Alex Berenson, former New York Times reporter:
“Covid vaccine maker Moderna received 300,000 reports of side effects after vaccinations over a three-month period following the launch of its shot, according to an internal report from a company that helps Moderna manage the reports.
That figure is far higher than the number of side effect reports about Moderna’s vaccine publicly available in the federal system that tracks such adverse events.
The 300,000 figure comes from an internal update provided to employees by IQVIA, a little-known but enormous company that helps drugmakers manage clinical trials. Headquartered in North Carolina, IQVIA has 74,000 employees worldwide and had $11 billion in sales last year.
Earlier this week, Richard Staub, the president of IQVIA’s Research & Development Solutions division, sent a ‘Q2 2021 update’ which was labeled ‘Confidential - For internal distribution only’.
A person with access to the presentation provided screenshots of the relevant slide, which clearly explains the 300,000 side effect reports were received over only ‘a three-month span’ - not since the introduction of the vaccine in December…”
LOL they really stuck to their guns on this one
The Saints have now reversed course. The team announced on Thursday that refunds will be made available, if requests are made by Tuesday, August 24 at 4:00 p.m. local time.
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