Posts by Jesse Doyle3

silentjackal59 said:And the rest of the East is selling tickets in Cleveland?? I don't get this whole ticketing scheme at all... if they run out, can you just go buy them in Cleveland for the East, or are those tickets split up?

Tickets for the neutral sections were sold exclusively in Cleveland, and they're already gone. That means you can still grab them at Yankee Stadium today until 7 PM, and if there's any left, tomorrow from 10 AM to 2 PM.

If you haven't grabbed your tickets for tomorrow yet, you should probably hurry up; there isn't much left on the East Coast.

casualpuma71 said:I don't get it—if Good Friday is such a massive deal, why isn't it a paid day off? Most other minor religious holidays actually are. I wouldn't exactly complain about a four-day weekend, though.

For instance, it is a holiday in certain German states.
I work for a German corporation based here in the States, and we never take Good Friday off.

Just a heads-up: the lines for tickets are already backed up by 10:00 AM, with wait times hitting about 20 minutes. Just so you know.

If you’re looking at this from such a superficial perspective, you might have a point. But if we follow that logic, Hajduk probably has more registered members in Chicago right now than Dinamo does. Does that automatically make Chicago a Hajduk city?
Or perhaps it just means Dinamo isn't functioning as a club anymore, which explains why its supporters don't seem to care about membership numbers at all.

As for Pittsburgh, you'll get to see very soon exactly who that city belongs to.

What an absolute uproar over nothing. The guys were simply showing, in their own slightly eccentric way, that Hajduk colors have no business being displayed in Dinamo Chicago's territory.

Jacob Reyes85 said:That isn't quite right.
Out of everyone mentioned, at least two or three are regular members. That is, excluding anyone currently serving a suspension. 😁

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Scott Jones9 said:Are you absolutely certain about that?

I have my doubts regarding LA80, but I'm certain about the others. I've actually forgotten a few names, like NBG or Knoxville...

What is wrong with you people? 🤦

Greetings. The boycott currently includes ZCB, Spre, LA80, AGC, NS, and d42.
I believe that covers everything.

Noah Jones92 said:You all seem incredibly defensive whenever people demand transparency regarding your dealings with the establishment. It’s clear you view the Real Madrid faithful as nothing more than mindless sheep who shouldn't ask questions. In your eyes, once a few select elites give the word, everyone should just line up for the game without questioning the "why" or the "how." That is simply your policy: total obedience, zero accountability.

Just because I’m open to a civil debate doesn't mean I’m giving anyone a free pass to be abusive or talk trash....

Please, spare me. You’re only making this a big deal because you haven't been around for years, and now that you finally have something to say, you feel the need to lash out at people on these forums.

Everyone who has asked already has their answer, and everyone else will get one too—but only in the appropriate venue, not on a public forum where just any random person can snoop around.

You could pick up the phone and call them. You could head down to the local Salad shop today and ask in person. You could even swing by Broadway to get some answers. But no—it’s much easier to just sit here and talk trash about people online.
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dustymoose14 said:Even a month ago, rumors were flying all over New York that you guys were asking for 500,000 euros just to get back into the stands...

You’ll probably just dump a bunch of emojis on this and call me an idiot.

Regardless of what the truth is, it won't stay hidden for long.

You likely heard it wrong. The figure being asked for was 2,000,000€—the same amount offered three or four years ago.

steeltrucker said:Absolute rock bottom.

I honestly don't understand why nobody thought to ask our friends in Split what their take on this was. It makes absolutely no sense at all.

What is even the point of targeting gamers by acting like they’re all just stuck-up city dwellers from New York? Seriously, stop with the fake moralizing and quit posting such nonsense. What happened, happened. It was a few individuals—or rather, one specific individual—who truly screwed over everyone who actually poured their hearts into this project.

You guys are just churning out a mountain of nonsense, yet there isn't a single official announcement to be found:
http://www.badboys.com/all-in-on-the-championship-drive-it-never-stops/

Frank Walker7 said:It’s just not right... unfortunately, everyone seems focused on whether they'll be billed for some minor detail, without ever considering that if you hide an accident where a loved one was riding with you, someone dear to you could end up being held liable by that policy.
Of course, I can already hear everyone saying, "Oh, I'm such a pro driver, I'll definitely never be at fault," but honestly, that mindset says a lot about a person's judgment.

So, when you're signing up for mandatory coverage, please think about whether you'd really risk having your kid, spouse, sibling, or best friend stuck in legal battles over a claim just because you opted for $67a cheaper policy
instead of checking which company is actually reliable and going with them.
It's funny how it works—if you were buying a new AC unit, nobody would even hesitate to pay a few extra bucks for a reputable brand rather than a cheap knockoff, yet when it comes to this, people act so differently.

I'm not talking about any specific person's question here; I'm just speaking generally.

We were discussing "normal" circumstances, given that most policyholders skip passenger insurance simply to save money. It’s true what you said—it isn't right that people get screwed over because of $67, but that's just the reality of it.
However, you have a point: if AO is included along with passenger insurance, then the reputation of the provider matters immensely.

To build on the topic of claim payouts: you generally know which insurers are known for being "difficult" when it comes to paying out, though there are always exceptions. With Allianz, for instance, I've never known anyone to have issues, yet recently they refused to pay a claim for a friend under his comprehensive coverage. They claimed the damage couldn't have happened the way he described (he said someone hit him in a parking lot, but they insisted it could only happen while driving). If I hadn't pulled some strings, that man would have been left without $1.75 because he doesn't understand these technicalities and certainly wouldn't have fought the claim in court.

Brandon Edwards36 said:Right now, I'm sitting at 25% with Allianz. But I just got an offer from Mount Rainier that basically doubles my old bonus. Honestly, the price looks incredible—I don't think I could find a better deal anywhere else. So, what's the verdict on Mount Rainier? Anyone know if they're actually reliable or if they have any issues?

As the previous poster pointed out, you won't personally run into any issues—the only ones who might suffer are the people you eventually cause damage to.

That said, when it comes to collision coverage, you really need to be careful about which insurer you pick. You shouldn't let a low premium blind you to the quality of the provider.

No kidding, Sherlock!

Times have certainly changed. It’s much better to be wealthy and sharp than to be poor and foolish...

The Bad Boys have been fighting tooth and nail for this club for over five years now, through thick and thin.
Do you honestly think anyone else would step up to fight for a club defined by such honor and integrity?

I’ll admit it—if I had seen that mother and her child, I would have stepped aside and let them pass.

Can anyone make sense of these accusations?