this is why i go to regular sports games instead of men's sports the concessions are basically the same but at least the tickets are affordable. i got 3 tickets at msg for the torrent at sirens game and the total was $154 US including fees and shit. this same section for the rangers is like 150 a seat.
Their income will be around 11 billion, while it will hit the US economy to a tune of a few hundred. Their numbers were always crap but Trump made it even worse.
I'm surprised to see the 2nd language on the sign is in French and not Spanish, is there a stadium in Quebec, or is there some other reason for French to be represented over one of the host nation languages?
I was not aware French was required outside of Quebec, the few Canadians i have regular conversations with whom are from Alberta, Newfoundland, and Saskatchewan have made it sound like no one in Canada really uses French for anything outside of Quebec.
That generally makes sense, one packaging for anywhere in the country, instead of having to stock the same product in different packaging for different areas. I'm surprised that hasn't blead into the US to just have one packaging for both countries, though im sure there's a facet of the US that would throw a childish fit seeing a language other than English in their grocery store
HumanFromPlanetEarth
Fifa fans can pay triple that for all I give a dribbling fuck.
SecretAgentSuperBooger
$11.75 for popcorn?

anarchoFeline
this is why i go to regular sports games instead of men's sports the concessions are basically the same but at least the tickets are affordable. i got 3 tickets at msg for the torrent at sirens game and the total was $154 US including fees and shit. this same section for the rangers is like 150 a seat.
lonelyrangerofthedreams
11.75 for some corn grains popped?

WellThatsJustWhatWeCallPillowTalkBaby
Imma gonna go for the poutine
DongleDingler
You're going to going to go
PileOfWalthers
Two hot dogs and two sodas, 57 bucks???
alcamar
What a deal for that visa cardholder combo huh? Saves what, $2?
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definedvariable
57$. That's a 5 not a $!!!
MeatyMouthfeel
Yeah, I'm doubly blind! $57.50 CAD, $41.00 US is movie theater prices, if not a bit higher.
youtinybrainedwipersofotherpeoplesbottoms
Happy Cake Day!
Randomice
All those peace prices must cost the FIFA a fortune. They need to make their money back.
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Their income will be around 11 billion, while it will hit the US economy to a tune of a few hundred. Their numbers were always crap but Trump made it even worse.
ontarioOT
I saw the first item and I thought the sign said $7.50, not realizing that it was 57.50. Because that's insane.
Orsoks
oh shit... now that you re saying it... i see it too... holy hell
genericanamoly
Oh damn me too. I was like 2 hotdogs and 2 drinks for $7.50 isnt the worst I have seen. Yeah tho, relooking jesus fuck thats insane.
Vebrandsson
I'm surprised to see the 2nd language on the sign is in French and not Spanish, is there a stadium in Quebec, or is there some other reason for French to be represented over one of the host nation languages?
gerryvan12
French is one of Canada’s official languages.
obesz
Prices are apparently also in Canadian dollars (CAD)
FlyingElvisesUtahChapter
And don’t forget to add tax! It’s not included.
obesz
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Vebrandsson
Oh Canada does that too? Fun
Exyr
Canada's two official languages are French and English all signage is required to be in both languages?
Vebrandsson
I was not aware French was required outside of Quebec, the few Canadians i have regular conversations with whom are from Alberta, Newfoundland, and Saskatchewan have made it sound like no one in Canada really uses French for anything outside of Quebec.
Exyr
I dont think they really fo but like all packaging has both langagues
Vebrandsson
That generally makes sense, one packaging for anywhere in the country, instead of having to stock the same product in different packaging for different areas. I'm surprised that hasn't blead into the US to just have one packaging for both countries, though im sure there's a facet of the US that would throw a childish fit seeing a language other than English in their grocery store