New Advertising at Wrigley

[Butcher]

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If your definition of a few years is 25 years, I agree. However, for the general public, that ain't happening anytime soon.
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25 years?! I wasn't suggesting abandoning public transportation and automobiles for hovercrafts.

We're practically there already. <b>If there's a way (and I'm sure there is) to make Wrigley a giant hotspot,</b> most people who go to Cubs games would already have this capability.
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Instant replay?

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"Take me out to the balllllgame..."
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Like I said, the only problem would be the drag on the network. That isn't a 25 year problem.