@DiamondJack unrelated ...were in Malibu a few days ago , 4 people , cocktails and seafood by the beach , we spent a lot , but the parking really got my attention , $ 45 !! WTF
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Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa:
@DiamondJack unrelated ...were in Malibu a few days ago , 4 people , cocktails and seafood by the beach , we spent a lot , but the parking really got my attention , $ 45 !! WTF
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
He adapted and didn't feel entitled. Sounds like he was a good role model for the Ganda family.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ganda:
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
He adapted and didn't feel entitled. Sounds like he was a good role model for the Ganda family.
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
, yes same here for mine, but they knew rough time, this kids haven't seen anything,
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Quote Originally Posted by Ganda:
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
, yes same here for mine, but they knew rough time, this kids haven't seen anything,
Quote Originally Posted by DiamondJack: @p_66 this is why as much as I love attending live sports events. These days I could care less about paying through the nose for tickets, fighting traffic, paying 30 dollars for a drink plus transport/parking. Not to mention having to deal with dumb ass "fans" acting like lunatics. exactly, concert, or sports events around here, minimum 1 hour to get in , and about 2 + hours to leave, as you said, beer are crazy expensive, and dealing with a bunch of assholes, I prefer to stay home
should you speak of experience it must have been back in 1987 when you went to see a Nationals game
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Quote Originally Posted by DiamondJack: @p_66 this is why as much as I love attending live sports events. These days I could care less about paying through the nose for tickets, fighting traffic, paying 30 dollars for a drink plus transport/parking. Not to mention having to deal with dumb ass "fans" acting like lunatics. exactly, concert, or sports events around here, minimum 1 hour to get in , and about 2 + hours to leave, as you said, beer are crazy expensive, and dealing with a bunch of assholes, I prefer to stay home
should you speak of experience it must have been back in 1987 when you went to see a Nationals game
Quote Originally Posted by p_66: Quote Originally Posted by DiamondJack: @p_66 this is why as much as I love attending live sports events. These days I could care less about paying through the nose for tickets, fighting traffic, paying 30 dollars for a drink plus transport/parking. Not to mention having to deal with dumb ass "fans" acting like lunatics. exactly, concert, or sports events around here, minimum 1 hour to get in , and about 2 + hours to leave, as you said, beer are crazy expensive, and dealing with a bunch of assholes, I prefer to stay home should you speak of experience it must have been back in 1987 when you went to see a Nationals game
Never went to a Nats game,
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Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa:
Quote Originally Posted by p_66: Quote Originally Posted by DiamondJack: @p_66 this is why as much as I love attending live sports events. These days I could care less about paying through the nose for tickets, fighting traffic, paying 30 dollars for a drink plus transport/parking. Not to mention having to deal with dumb ass "fans" acting like lunatics. exactly, concert, or sports events around here, minimum 1 hour to get in , and about 2 + hours to leave, as you said, beer are crazy expensive, and dealing with a bunch of assholes, I prefer to stay home should you speak of experience it must have been back in 1987 when you went to see a Nationals game
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ganda:
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: mental health crisis , especially among the young My grandpa born in 1905 went through 2 world wars and occupations, Spanish flu, 3 economic crisises, 2 floods and saw his dad's business (horses) obliterated by the invention of cars, never heard him whine about his mental health.
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: @Ganda Oh Ganda, oh Ganda. You go through threads and then all of a sudden it's like flipping a rock in the garden and seeing what's crawling underneath.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ganda:
Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa: @Ganda Oh Ganda, oh Ganda. You go through threads and then all of a sudden it's like flipping a rock in the garden and seeing what's crawling underneath.
100% agree
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