The people in JTC and Sukup are our social betters. We must let them have all the booze.
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“We have a $20M budget deficit, but we we won’t sell alcohol because it gives me the personal ick.”
Bingo. EVERY school has donor VIP sections that they have to sell seats to.People sit in the endzone for the climate control, dedicated concessions and restrooms, etc far more than they do for the availability of booze.
I agree with Jamie ... If you can't go without alcohol for three and a half hours, don't go to the game.“We have a $20M budget deficit, but we we won’t sell alcohol because it gives me the personal ick.”
Mild observation: soda doesn't help lower people's inhibitions and coordination, so I'm not sure that is a fair comparison.I can't pay out the nose for a beer, to drink something I enjoy while helping to close a $20M budget deficit, because... some people spill beer? Wut?
Does no one spill sodas?
I’d like to know the percentage of pop bought in JTS that is purchased for the sole intent of using it as a mixer. That stat is likely to be shocking to some.Mild observation: soda doesn't help lower people's inhibitions and coordination, so I'm not sure that is a fair comparison.
Maybe Jamie knows and figures that into his alcohol sales and sees it being not as big of a profit as some.I’d like to know the percentage of pop bought in JTS that is purchased for the sole intent of using it as a mixer. That stat is likely to be shocking to some.
This is probably most likely. I don't think booze sales move the revenue needle that much. If we ever sell alcohol in the stadium, it will be because fans want it, not to raise money.It has become mind numbingly obvious what’s going on:
There is a very large donor who has told Jamie they will pull their support if he allows stadium wide alcohol sales. Said person donates more than the projected booze sales. Simple math. Jamie is a company man who has to sell a message that it’s about morality, while simultaneously profiting off our fanbase’s notorious love of partying
This used to always be my stance too... but not anymore.I agree with Jamie ... If you can't go without alcohol for three and a half hours, don't go to the game.
What if they called it Amazon Jack Trice Stadium?This used to always be my stance too... but not anymore.
When college football decided to become ENTIRELY about the $$$, and nothing else matters, including the fans and what they want.... then I changed my view completely and now I say you HAVE to do whatever it takes to make a penny... because that's where the sport is. You either raise enough money... or you die... so do whatever it takes.
For me... the final straw though would be "Jack Trice Stadium". I think I'd rather lose sports at ISU before I'd change the name of Jack Trice Stadium to something like Amazon Stadium. Some things are off limits.
What if they called it Amazon Jack Trice Stadium?
You sure about that? I was under the impression that the soon to be departing President was the main obstacle. I don't know if she may have a big money donor in her ear.It has become mind numbingly obvious what’s going on:
There is a very large donor who has told Jamie they will pull their support if he allows stadium wide alcohol sales. Said person donates more than the projected booze sales.
Hate that too. It's disgusting honestly.What if they called it Amazon Jack Trice Stadium?
You are going to need more then 4 locations.You sure about that? I was under the impression that the soon to be departing President was the main obstacle. I don't know if she may have a big money donor in her ear.
I am not against JTS beer sales as long they exclusively sell Ames Lager at a high price to make it worthwhile for West O as well and have 4 separate kiosks for it in each corner of the concourse.