08-04-2009, 10:11 PM
<!--quoteo-->QUOTE <!--quotec-->So the Cubs have one of the highest revenue stream in the MLB which includes significantly discounted TV revenue but you are worried that the skybox, parking and advertising opportunities are less than others so the Cubs won't be able to compete?<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Yes, because if you look at what I said, that's EXACTLY what I meant. The Cubs can't compete.
It's sort of tough to argue with you if you are either going to take everything I say and pretend I meant it literally (no parking means the cubs don't own one spot!), or if you are just going to completely make up shit I didn't say.
And if you think the revenue from the 56 skyboxes at Yankee stadium is an any way comparable to the revenue from the Cubs 66, then we really don't have anything to talk about.
Yes, because if you look at what I said, that's EXACTLY what I meant. The Cubs can't compete.
It's sort of tough to argue with you if you are either going to take everything I say and pretend I meant it literally (no parking means the cubs don't own one spot!), or if you are just going to completely make up shit I didn't say.
And if you think the revenue from the 56 skyboxes at Yankee stadium is an any way comparable to the revenue from the Cubs 66, then we really don't have anything to talk about.
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