You show up, hand over your ID... the clerk asks if you want to pick up your driver's license in person or have it mailed via USPS... and that's the whole ordeal.
I couldn't care less about the reporter. It feels more like they have this underlying desire to see the club get disqualified... and since this is America... who knows what might happen.
Yeah, he’ll write up what happened eventually, I suppose. It’s just a question of how much of a scene people make over it. It was just like when the cops had to drag my mom out of the house, totally casual... all while they were twisting the arm of that guy in red.☕
Lawrence Kern60 said:You make a fair point, my friend. The atmosphere at the Giants game is basically chamomile tea—it's been weak for twenty-five years. Honestly, most stadiums in this country feel like plain tap water. Cheers.
You and your buddy are both making the mistake of comparing today to how things were fifteen or twenty years ago. It’s like you just landed from Mars. I used to be able to drive perfectly fine while drunk too, back when I actually thought I was hot stuff. Now? If you get caught, you practically have to take out a bank loan just to pay the fine.
And nobody ever talks about what the owner is doing or how much business the fan groups actually run with the local mobs.😉
ruggedridge47 said:Stop talking nonsense. If all you care about is taking a stroll through Miami because someone’s defending them tomorrow, then fine. That goes for anyone else who’s just sad they won't get their selfies on the boardwalk or at the stadiums. Back when there were 400 people at Hard Rock Stadium on December 18, 2013, more than 100 of them were brothers looking out for one another—people you hadn't seen in two or three years or only saw during leap years. Suddenly, they all reappear because they want to see the waterfront. It's funny how a weekday afternoon at 4 p.m. didn't bother them before. It’s pathetic. Plenty of people from both our side and the rival camp treated this truce as an excuse to parade through the downtown areas of rival cities. Naturally, none of that matters now that the truce is over. P.S. Since you're busy calling everyone idiots for breaking the peace, remember that even the guys leading the Bad Blue Boys couldn't stand watching yet another little walk along the pier.
vividotter40 said:It doesn't take much. You hit your late 30s or early 40s and realize you have nothing left but old memories. What's the move? Stick to something where the money is steady and the work is minimal...
Maybe I'm wrong, but I couldn't live with myself if I did something like that. I've seen enough to know my limits.
Anyway, rest in peace.
I get the sentiment, but I don't follow the logic.
What really puzzles me and keeps me wondering is what drives someone to go out and rebel against everything... I don't mean him specifically, just that whole mindset
I forgot to mention, if anyone happens to be passing by tomorrow, check if the kiosk is actually open. If it isn't, let me know why rather than just assuming it's closed.