Evanstonian suing the Cubs

[David]

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[rocket]

Go Cubs go.

[Derwood]

That dude who was bitching about this wasn't from the area, right? Because that would be hilarious if it was the same guy

[David]

That dude who was bitching about this wasn't from the area, right? Because that would be hilarious if it was the same guy

 

I mean I guess he could've just called himself evanstonian for fun (the actual guy suing isn't from the area, however)

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Yehuda Frager, d.b.a. Evan Stonian

[jersey cubs fan]

That dude who was bitching about this wasn't from the area, right? Because that would be hilarious if it was the same guy

 

I mean I guess he could've just called himself evanstonian for fun (the actual guy suing isn't from the area, however)

evanstonian was not from the area, and he was looking to collect info on others that went through similar issue, class action style

[Sammy Sofa]

Man, the initial purge of 40 of these goons freed about 1,000 tickets? horsefeathers these pricks.

[Aaron_Kennelly]

My favorite part was evanstonian complaining about how much money he sunk into the team while they were bad and how he was entitled to now recoup off of that, when he probably made like $100 million on World Series tickets.

[Proven Veteran]

My favorite part was evanstonian complaining about how much money he sunk into the team while they were bad and how he was entitled to now recoup off of that, when he probably made like $100 million on World Series tickets.

I love the idea that tickets are an investment instead of tickets to a baseball game.

[Aaron_Kennelly]

My favorite part was evanstonian complaining about how much money he sunk into the team while they were bad and how he was entitled to now recoup off of that, when he probably made like $100 million on World Series tickets.

I love the idea that tickets are an investment instead of tickets to a baseball game.

 

I don't even mind that so much, with the caveat that you are right: they are just tickets to a game. But if someone sees them as an investment, then whatever. It's just... spare me the indignation when you admittedly made a ton of money on World Series tickets. In that case, you've certainly been made whole.

[Proven Veteran]

My favorite part was evanstonian complaining about how much money he sunk into the team while they were bad and how he was entitled to now recoup off of that, when he probably made like $100 million on World Series tickets.

I love the idea that tickets are an investment instead of tickets to a baseball game.

 

I don't even mind that so much, with the caveat that you are right: they are just tickets to a game. But if someone sees them as an investment, then whatever. It's just... spare me the indignation when you admittedly made a ton of money on World Series tickets. In that case, you've certainly been made whole.

 

Right, it's the idea that you are owed something other than a seat at the game.

[davell]

This is hilarious. That dumbass showed up here expecting sympathy. It probably is him. Whether it is, or not, that dude sucked. Seriously, what an asshat.

[evanstonian]

You guys are hilarious. That isn't me. If it makes you warm and fuzzy to think that it is me, then have at it.

[Sammy Sofa]

It makes me warm and fuzzy to picture you living under a bridge eating beans out of a hat, actually.

[evanstonian]

It makes me warm and fuzzy to picture you living under a bridge eating beans out of a hat, actually.

 

:-)