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The previous game (Kansas) we had a variety of things stolen during the evening. A neighbor's cooler was taken and all of our beer in our cooler was stolen. Next time I'm putting an angry rabid raccoon inside the cooler.
The answer is yes. The world is full of a-holes.As we finished up pregame tailgating on Saturday and prepared to enter Jack Trice, I decided to not lock up my cooler in the car. Instead, I left it in the tailgating tent, towards the back where it wasn't very visible.
I came out at halftime to enjoy a couple cold ones, and found that my 16 remaining bottles of beer were gone, except for one untouched Michelob Golden Draft Light lying on the bed of ice as a kind of offering.
My question: Was I naive in assuming that other thirsty tailgaters wouldn't immediately sprint to my cooler as soon as I was out of sight?
My brother found someone had swiped a couple of beers and a half-smoked cigar when we came out a game last year. The cigar shocked me. It was just a cheap cigar too.
The main reason I purchased an ambulance for tailgating is due to a full cooler plucked out of the back of my buddies truck. Took all the coors light and a bottle of 3 year old blackberry brandy (not that I was too worried about the brandy but was mad I had to go and buy a new cooler). Now I can lock everything up pretty easily before going into the game.
If it was Bush Light my son and his friends are pretty damn fast at shot gunning beers. JK.
We always put the liquor and beer away. My wife fell asleep in our canopy one game and we left her there just put the sides up and anchored the sides down. We came back and she was still there.
But did they climb into the back of your truck to take a whiz? Oh wait, that was CW's story.The main reason I purchased an ambulance for tailgating is due to a full cooler plucked out of the back of my buddies truck. Took all the coors light and a bottle of 3 year old blackberry brandy (not that I was too worried about the brandy but was mad I had to go and buy a new cooler). Now I can lock everything up pretty easily before going into the game.
I think this would be the case around non-collegians, too. If there were vets around, that booze is gone, or probably just anyone that's thirsty for beer.
Why are you picking on veterinarians?
I had the same thing happen at the UNI game this year. Cooler was strapped down in the back of the pickup but the lid could still open. The only thing that was left was a half empty ketchup bottle.