cawacko
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There’s not large numbers of people paying premium prices for sporting events.As I said before, the economy always gets low ratings because Americans, especially in last ten years, have become more cynical. You should know from attending live sporting events which are sold out with expensive ticket and concession prices but guarantee if you surveyed the audience as the exited the majority would say the economy sucks
Not what the economy is, but how it is portrayed, and when done in melodramatic terms, someone one is always going to blamed
(I used to go to Warriors games all the time in Oakland. Now your cheap seats are several hundred dollars and anything really worth sitting in is $400 plus. That isn’t my lane although I have a decent number of friends that roll that way. How would they say the economy is doing? I can’t answer. I’m sure they’d talk about asset inflation, which they benefit from.)