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I live ~100 miles west of the Miami Dolphins stadium and go almost every year to the Bills game there. Last year the fans after the turn around were extremely nasty. The women there we're either falling down, kissing multiple guys in the same row or just passing out. This one girl got lost on her way back to her seat and we all just watched in amazement. It took her like 30 minutes to find her seat. Then a group of Miami trailer princesses came up to us after Miami came back and camped right in front of us and swore and yelled and slurred their words constantly. I would safely 85% of the people near us were incoherent at best.
Getting to that advice, don't market to trailer parks and you'll sell out your games. People don't want to see these animals running around and embarassing themselves, it's sickening. If someone is publically intoxicated on the street they normally take them to jail to dry out. In Miami they drop them off at the stadium with tickets to support the home team, they just must figure they can pick them up later on additional charges.
I think with those type of people around you'll never create a environment of success, nor have a positive influence on the community. Have a little self respect for yourselves folks, have some class. If you hammered, stay on your lanai (Porch) and enhoy the scenary from Shady acres.
Getting to that advice, don't market to trailer parks and you'll sell out your games. People don't want to see these animals running around and embarassing themselves, it's sickening. If someone is publically intoxicated on the street they normally take them to jail to dry out. In Miami they drop them off at the stadium with tickets to support the home team, they just must figure they can pick them up later on additional charges.
I think with those type of people around you'll never create a environment of success, nor have a positive influence on the community. Have a little self respect for yourselves folks, have some class. If you hammered, stay on your lanai (Porch) and enhoy the scenary from Shady acres.
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