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Was discussing the prices of beer at the ballparks after reading another thread (http://www.freedomcardboard.com/forum/showthread.php/145666-The-cost-of-Beer-by-Ballpark-for-2015 ) with a co-worker and he says he has a specific rule going to Reds games:
No Broads.......No Babies.
I chuckled and asked why/how he came up with that. His reply:
He's tired of taking his wife to the ballgames and having to explain every single play who/what/why to her game after game.
Then he said when they take their small kids, they spend more time changing diapers, feeding and having to deal with the baby needs rather than watching a game. He says he went to a game two years ago, didnt get seated until the second inning, because his wife was upset that she couldnt take the stroller into the ballpark, had to take it back to the car. Once in the ball park, they had to stop, change a diaper, put on sunscreen, buy a small hat at the gift shop. Then his 4 yr old had to go use the bathroom every 10 minutes. He said in total time of watching the game, he saw two players actually bat. The reds were lossing and by the 7th inning, his wife wanted to leave early to beat traffic.
I dont know if I agree with him or not.
What says you?
Fordman
No Broads.......No Babies.
I chuckled and asked why/how he came up with that. His reply:
He's tired of taking his wife to the ballgames and having to explain every single play who/what/why to her game after game.
Then he said when they take their small kids, they spend more time changing diapers, feeding and having to deal with the baby needs rather than watching a game. He says he went to a game two years ago, didnt get seated until the second inning, because his wife was upset that she couldnt take the stroller into the ballpark, had to take it back to the car. Once in the ball park, they had to stop, change a diaper, put on sunscreen, buy a small hat at the gift shop. Then his 4 yr old had to go use the bathroom every 10 minutes. He said in total time of watching the game, he saw two players actually bat. The reds were lossing and by the 7th inning, his wife wanted to leave early to beat traffic.
I dont know if I agree with him or not.
What says you?
Fordman
