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Imagine that, the Bills sold out. Oh wait I was thinking about a completely different meaning of Sold out.
But seriously, I'm not surprised at all that game is sold out. Its a novelty type game.
Now you see that evil will always triumph, because good is dumb.
Hello. My name is Shawn Spencer this is my associate Hummingbird Saltalamachia
I can't believe it took a city of 5 million people- plus Buffalo fans coming up- until the last second to buy up 50k tickets when the Ralph routinely sells out 72k tickets despite having a metropolitan area that's barely over a million.
Big Deal. They sold out a 54,000 seat stadium for one whole game, and you have to think that a good part of the crowd will be current Bills' season ticket holders.
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
Now that I think about it though, this is the best possible outcome.
The Bills make money and the relationship is profitable, which helps the Bills stay economically viable. But at the same time, it shows that demand in Toronto wasn't as strong as they thought, at least not at those ticket prices. That makes Toronto seem less attractive as a potential future home for the Bills.
I can't believe it took a city of 5 million people- plus Buffalo fans coming up- until the last second to buy up 50k tickets when the Ralph routinely sells out 72k tickets despite having a metropolitan area that's barely over a million.
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