Why is it so damn expensive to order stuff at a ball
game? I went to a Twins game on Sunday and
for two pops and two hot dogs it was 21 dollars, 21 dollars. You know I could see if these were the best
hot dogs in the world and if the bun wasn’t tore and the pop was bottomless,
but it was an ordinary hot dog with way too many fried onions, and a 20 ounce
Diet Dew, I am not a big pop drinker but I was not about to start shelling out
7.50 per beer. The hot dog had almost a
whole onion on it and I asked for light onion.
I thought to myself when you add ketchup and mustard to the dog you most
certainly will spill, guess what I did.
Maybe it was a premonition or maybe I just know the way I eat and with a
belly that covers a lap, if I spill I almost always stain a shirt. Target Field is a good place to watch a
baseball game but it is no Miller Park.
I don’t understand that when you live an area that is cold and snowy
from the end of September till mid April why you wouldn’t put in a retractable
roof, also when you go to a Twins game or a Vikings game at the Dome you don’t get
the added excitement of tailgating at least not the whole tailgating experience
that you get when you go to a Brewers game or a Green Bay Packers game. Speaking of over-priced food I shopped to
make breakfast for my mom for Mothers day at a grocery store in the cities and
we are lucky here in La Crosse, the prices for food and beer here are a lot
cheaper. Plus we can buy beer at the
grocery stores.
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