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Do folks, in this day and age, not understand or comprehend the ability of computers to print almost anything.
Great post. Co-signed.
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Do folks, in this day and age, not understand or comprehend the ability of computers to print almost anything.
Wow it's almost like that's never happened b4! When dinosaurs farted too much and emitted that much sulfur into the atmosphere it caused catastrophic "climate change" which ultimately led to an ice age. Now instead of billions of farting dinosaurs, we have billions of cars spewing methane into the atmosphere.
CLIMATE CHANGE has been happening for millions/billions of years.
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Actually we need a meteor to wipe out all of the North American baby boomers that deny science so we can stop destroying the planet we live on.
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Isn't "babyboomer" kind of exclusive to North America and USA in general?
No, In Britain it's known as the Bulge. Not just an American thing.
I think it is relevant to a paper ticket discussion.
I doubt it is a cost saving measure as much as it is a going green move.
Isn't "babyboomer" kind of exclusive to North America and USA in general?
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In short, ticket prices are going up ~4%, no surprise, yet no more hard printed season tickets.
Mobile only is BS... The hard ticket is a keepsake, some season ticket holders I know keep books of them or have them hanging on the walls of their Bears den.
This will surely cause some to forego season tickets who have had them 40+ years.
This really impacts privacy for re-sellers and expect some may consider if legal action is possible since they own a PSL.
I personally do not approve of the change and will voice my opinion to them... Not sure if I will renew.
This is cheap move, do not buy the BS story of security... Printed tickets cost $$ and that is all this is about.
No, In Britain it's known as the Bulge. Not just an American thing.
Why not just make it an option to the season ticket holder. They pay an extra two bucks a ticket or something and they are printed and shipped to them and they can just have it be a renewable option when they pay for their tickets.
Most people probably do not care, so save the trees where you can, but the people that want them as keepsakes should be afforded that option.
If you want to save trees worry more about what we wipe our asses and dry our hands with. Which should be hemp.