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<!--quoteo-->QUOTE <!--quotec-->Just so happens that I wander into the bathroom, and there is not one, but two heaping piles of feces sitting in the men's bathroom. As I was making sure I wasn't going to stand in too much piss on the floor, all I could think to myself was 'thank God I didn't bring Kyle<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

So it's your opinion that the layout of the bathrooms somehow promotes dumbasses shitting on the floor? How is the act of an idiot indicative of the layout of the park? I could go to the new Busch stadium, and shit on the concourses. Would that make it a "dump"?

<!--quoteo-->QUOTE <!--quotec-->2. Wrigley's interior smells like ass. Now I realize I'm discussing this in a "the Cubs and Wrigley are the holy grail of all things sports related" but I'm a realist and I hold the manufacturers of the products I support accountable.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

This is personal, and I can't tell you what your experience was, but I have never smelled "ass" at the park, unless I was in the bathrooms. Because there are asses in the bathrooms.


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then it really isn't a point in favor of Wrigley being a "pit", is it? There are loud mouthed drunks in every park I've ever been to.

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I'll grant you the food isn't very good at Wrigley, but I personally don't think it's a big deal. More importantly, how does a poor menu translate into a park being "a pit"?


You've given a number of reasons why your experiences at Wrigley might not be ideal, but only one of them can even remotely qualify as a reason to call it a pit.