No Ticket Renewals yet?

[sg3]

Originally Posted by Nike

speak for yourself im not the guy carrying around aarp card.

i enjoy the finer things in life and dont need to brag about them on a football forum.

id like to continue this but im on my way out to daytona 500 nascar party with a bunch of redneck blue collar guys all real jets fans. enjoy your day.

I'm sure you'll be rooting you guts out for the GMC NASCAR team.

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by Nike

i despise of so called rich people like yourself for the fact they feel the need to brag about it.

I don't need to brag about it.

But I will refer to it when I'm challenged on my debt level or preached-upon by a do-gooder who doesn't practice what he preaches.

You go give up something you love. Your dog, your cigarettes, your beer, your fast food, your movies, your pornography. Then you come back here and tell me what I should do with my Jets tickets.

SAR I

[tmertz]

Originally Posted by Nike

psls arent an investment to our team they are an investment to a greedy owner who wants his money back from all the stadium expenditures overnight.

psls are not a longterm or short term investment to capitalize on by any means.

psls are basically your donation to the owner of your favorite sports team.

kraft built a new stadium in new england where success has been plenty and never charged his fans a psl fee.

We agree on something at least - PSLs are not an invesment. They are disposable income spent on entertainment.

That doesn't change their affect on ticket pricing.

Again, no PSL = higher ticket prices. All of those New England fans are now financing that stadium at whatever rate the Patriots have with their creditors. It's hidden from them because it's bundeled in the price of the ticket, but they are paying Bob Kraft's financing costs.

You totally contradicted yourself. You said you don't think it's wise to carry a mortgage, but yet you then say we should be like the Patriots fans who are paying Bob Kraft's mortgage. If they had a PSL, they would have the option not to pay Bob Kraft's mortgage.

Financing your own real estate can be beneficial, because of the tax deducation. Financing someone else's real estate (i.e. Bob Kraft's), not good because their is no deduction and you are subject to their credit rating, not your own.

[Nike]

Originally Posted by sg3

I'm sure you'll be rooting you guts out for the GMC NASCAR team.

who will you be rooting for your right or left hand.

i told you shut the hell up put me on ignore. i dont like you its more than the smell. you are a follower who has no agenda here but to attack others. you post nothing football related and have the mind of a juvenile. please stop accusing me of being somebody im not. thanks

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by Nike

you own the world everything you do is the best you make all the right financial decisions you drive the best car on the universe.

happy now? have a nice day.

I don't need to be patted on the back for my success.

I just don't need to be told that I'm wasting my money on a football team by someone who is wasting his money on his dog, cigarettes, beer, fast food, and movies.

The minute one of you preachers gives up something unnecessary that you love is the minute you can tell us what we should be doing with our money.

SAR I

[Nike]

Originally Posted by SAR I

You go give up something you love. Your dog, your cigarettes, your beer, your fast food, your movies, your pornography. Then you come back here and tell me what I should do with my Jets tickets.

SAR I

says the guy who rides around bergen county in a leased 3-series.

do nothing with them enjoy them for all they're worth........not much.

woody thanks you and i problem is i dont agree with psls.

[Nike]

Originally Posted by SAR I

I just don't need to be told that I'm wasting my money on a football team by someone who is wasting his money on his dog, cigarettes, beer, fast food, and movies.
SAR I

so you do realize you are wasting you're money.

i dont own a dog, i dont smoke. i dont drink beer. i dont eat fast food i do own a subscription to net-flix.

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by tmertz

Again, no PSL = higher ticket prices. All of those New England fans are now financing that stadium at whatever rate the Patriots have with their creditors. It's hidden from them because it's bundeled in the price of the ticket, but they are paying Bob Kraft's financing costs.

Look! It's a lower sideline ticket at Gillette Stadium! It's $169! The Jets only charge $145! The Patriots ticket is 17% more expensive! OMG! Let's call the newspapers! Let's protest! It's outrageous how inexpensive Jets tickets are, and our stadium is brand new!

SAR I

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by Nike

says the guy who rides around bergen county in a leased 3-series.

do nothing with them enjoy them for all they're worth........not much.

woody thanks you and i problem is i dont agree with psls.

65% of all BMW's are leased.

Leasing is more expensive than owning.

You drive a truck.

SAR I

[buickrob]

Originally Posted by SAR I

Tonight, I'm going to gas up my BMW, ask the attendant to wash all my windows, and I'm not going to give him a tip because I'm angry at the way you're speaking to me right now. I will continue to punish blue collar types until you apologize. That's on you, not me.

SAR I

Ha, lol'd on that one. Dog killings too, on a roll here.

[PatsFanTX]

Originally Posted by SAR I

Look! It's a lower sideline ticket at Gillette Stadium! It's $169! The Jets only charge $145! The Patriots ticket is 17% more expensive! OMG! Let's call the newspapers! Let's protest! It's outrageous how inexpensive Jets tickets are, and our stadium is brand new!

SAR I

Jets have highest ticket prices

New York Jets can at least call themselves champions in one category: ticket prices.


The Jets have the highest average, non-premium ticket price in the league at $117.94, according to Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index, which was released Thursday afternoon.



Highest Ticket Prices in NFL
At $117.94, the New York Jets have the highest average ticket price in the NFL, according to the Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index. Here's a look at the most expensive tickets in the league:

Team Ticket price
Jets $117.94
Patriots $117.84
Giants $111.69
Bears $110.91
Cowboys $110.70

The Jets topped the Patriots, who have sold out every game since 1994, by 10 cents ($117.84).


In its annual survey, Team Marketing Report found that the average NFL ticket, purchased from a team, will cost $78.38 this season, up 2.5 percent from last year. The average cost to bring a family to the game and buy four regular tickets (not suite or club), two beers, four hot dogs, parking, program and two adult size hats is $443.93, up 3.9 percent from last year.


Besides the Jets and Patriots, three other teams have non-suite tickets that are selling for more than $100: New York Giants ($111.69), Chicago Bears ($110.91) and Dallas Cowboys ($110.20).


The teams with the cheapest average tickets: Cleveland Browns ($54.20), Buffalo Bills ($58.36) and Jacksonville Jaguars ($59.54).


TMR says 10 teams raised ticket prices by at least one percent this year, up from the nine that dared to make increases coming into the lockout last season. The largest increase? The Chicago Bears at 9.3 percent. The average cost of a beer at a game is up 15 cents from last year to $7.28, the study found.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/83...s-survey-shows

[The Band]

Originally Posted by SAR I

Boy, that's really good use of your time. Run around to a bunch of Jets forums telling Jets fans that they're spending a lot of money to watch their team lose. What a revelation. What an epiphany.

I see you use way too much of your time here. Compare post counts. Who puts more of their time in? LOL I work from home on the pc during weekends and most evenings. Takes me less than 5 minutes to peruse Jets forums. Sometimes a bit longer when I feel like it.

Originally Posted by SAR I

Do you smoke? Do you drink alcohol? Do you eat out at restaurants? Do you go to the movies? Do you take vacations?

No
Yes
Rarely(I make much better food at home and it`s so much cheaper plus I can control the fat, sodium and other unnatural products used by Mexicans cooking at our restaurants)
Never. Hate movie theaters.
Once a year, although last year I didn`t.

Originally Posted by SAR I

Go into your backyard and shoot your dog. Do it right now. After all, he's costing you about $200 a month. That's $2400 a year. That's five times what my PSL's cost. If the dog lives to be 15 years old, that's $36,000. What a colossal waste of time and money, right?

No pets.

Originally Posted by SAR I

Go kill your dog. Then you can come back here as a Man Of Big Principles and lecture us on how the Jets are treating us and what we should do with our disposable income.SAR I

Still don`t have a dog or any pets. Sorry that disappoints you. Like I said, don`t give a flying monkey`s arse what you spend your money on. I just hate Woody getting it. I want him out. I want the Jets out of the Giants shadows. I want the new Giants Stadium to crumble and sink. If I can get just one fan to realize just how dumb this all is, then I win. Actually, I`ve gotten a few to realize it so I`ve already won. Just piling on now.

[Nike]

Originally Posted by SAR I

65% of all BMW's are leased.

Leasing is more expensive than owning.

You drive a truck.

SAR I

usually they are. leasing allows those who cant afford to buy the opportunity to drive a more expensive car.

i drive an audi q-7. my trucks for work are ford f-seires.

[tmertz]

Originally Posted by SAR I

I think we need a simple, copy/paste type of boilerplate bit of copy to put in to quickly defuse this type of tangent. I'll start, please feel free to tweak as you see fit. How about this:

"Rich people don't need your advice."

SAR I

The thing is, after the dot-com bust, we lost everything. There was a point where I literally had less than $5 in the bank and no assets whatsoever.

I didn't blame any one else, and I didn't spend all my time on an Internet message board taking it out on others. I spent that precious time and all my energy rebuilding my life. Today, I am in better financial shape than ever because of it. I can afford Jets club seats, Isles season tickets, Marriott Vacation club, etc.

It's sad and ironic that people who come here to complain about other people spending their own money are really only hurting themselves. It's a lost opportunity to be doing something more productive or enjoyable and all the negativity can't be good for their health.

[PatsFanTX]

Originally Posted by tmertz

The thing is, after the dot-com bust, we lost everything. There was a point where I literally had less than $5 in the bank and no assets whatsoever.

I didn't blame any one else, and I didn't spend all my time on an Internet message board taking it out on others. I spent that precious time and all my energy rebuilding my life. Today, I am in better financial shape than ever because of it. I can afford Jets club seats, Isles season tickets, Marriott Vacation club, etc.

It's sad and ironic that people who come here to complain about other people spending their own money are really only hurting themselves. It's a lost opportunity to be doing something more productive or enjoyable and all the negativity can't be good for their health.

Outstanding post!

[Nike]

Originally Posted by PatsFanTX

Jets have highest ticket prices

New York Jets can at least call themselves champions in one category: ticket prices.


The Jets have the highest average, non-premium ticket price in the league at $117.94, according to Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index, which was released Thursday afternoon.



Highest Ticket Prices in NFL
At $117.94, the New York Jets have the highest average ticket price in the NFL, according to the Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index. Here's a look at the most expensive tickets in the league:

Team Ticket price
Jets $117.94
Patriots $117.84
Giants $111.69
Bears $110.91
Cowboys $110.70

The Jets topped the Patriots, who have sold out every game since 1994, by 10 cents ($117.84).


In its annual survey, Team Marketing Report found that the average NFL ticket, purchased from a team, will cost $78.38 this season, up 2.5 percent from last year. The average cost to bring a family to the game and buy four regular tickets (not suite or club), two beers, four hot dogs, parking, program and two adult size hats is $443.93, up 3.9 percent from last year.


Besides the Jets and Patriots, three other teams have non-suite tickets that are selling for more than $100: New York Giants ($111.69), Chicago Bears ($110.91) and Dallas Cowboys ($110.20).


The teams with the cheapest average tickets: Cleveland Browns ($54.20), Buffalo Bills ($58.36) and Jacksonville Jaguars ($59.54).


TMR says 10 teams raised ticket prices by at least one percent this year, up from the nine that dared to make increases coming into the lockout last season. The largest increase? The Chicago Bears at 9.3 percent. The average cost of a beer at a game is up 15 cents from last year to $7.28, the study found.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/83...s-survey-shows

id glady pay higher ticket prices instead of being forced to own psls that are worthless and meaningless in the grand scheme of things.

[tmertz]

Originally Posted by PatsFanTX

Jets have highest ticket prices

All good facts, but this is just going to confuse some people on this thread further. When it comes to it's value, all real estate is local. NYC > Foxborough > Cleveland. There's no getting around the fact that a stadium and the land it's on cost more in NYC metro area than in Arizona. This difference is built in to the ticket prices.

[Nike]

Originally Posted by tmertz

All good facts, but this is just going to confuse some people on this thread further. When it comes to it's value, all real estate is local. NYC > Foxborough > Cleveland. There's no getting around the fact that a stadium and the land it's on cost more in NYC metro area than in Arizona. This difference is built in to the ticket prices.

metlife is in the swamps of new jersey.

[sg3]

Originally Posted by Nike

who will you be rooting for?

Sorry, I don't have a rooting interest in NASCAR

Don't care much for WWE, Roller Derby or Professional Cycling either.

As for the rest of your post replete with your usual threats, name calling and personal attacks, I'll let the mods handle things

Good luck to you and your GMC Racing Team though

[bobr68]

Gotta say it's a sad day when you go to read about NFL football and the Jets on this board and read about: people joking to shoot a pet, insulting immigrants, bashing blue collar workers...I enjoy football as a relief from that crap! Thought this forum was above this childish behavior.