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Good stuff. That's the other side of winning the interest battle, using OPM (other people's money). I always take advantage when making a purchase.

Paypal Credit aka Bill Me Later is great for online purchases. Six months interest free. I've used that numerous times for new and used restaurant equipment.

My wife and I last paid interest on anything in 2006...

Wow! That's impressive. You must be richer by now, or at least much better footing. My compliments.

Let's just say that a lot of sacrifice early paid huge dividends later. Life is a lot easier without being a slave to debt.

So true, and I try to pass that on to young people I meet along the way.

It's easy to put that put stuff on credit because $30/mo doesn't seem like much, until you look at the total cost over the life of the payment, and you ended up spending $1200 for that $500 item. And in many cases the item breaks or is replaced before it's fully paid off.

And the bank keeps extending your credit limit and you end up with a $8000 balance.

ban the mayor from tailgates. Daggone it! What does it take to lift this down the road?

j/c...

With proper social distancing, that will hold 6-12 dawgs.

The way I see it, looks like 4. I saw one of the comments....$750. That has to be for the season and better include some included food offerings. Most local and state liquor laws prevent free alcohol.

Maybe a special price on a bucket of 6 on ice.

If you’re going to allow 6K for two home games, why not all of them?

j/c:

Thoughts on the Browns allowing fans to attend the first two games?

I think that as with a lot of things concerning the Covid virus it's more experimental to see how things go.

Because you can spread out?

Ive decided to keep my tix for 2020. Got an updated email from Browns on how tickets will be distributed.

Here is a link to the plan. https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/tickets/2020-ticketing-plan

Lol.

I think Lamp is saying "why not all the games" not all the fans.

I believe DeWine announced only the first two months in order to re-evaluate after that time. They could allow more fans after that or scale back if there is spike in infections that can be traced back to the crowds at games.

Totally went over my head!

Correct, & thank you, sir.

Edit: your explanation is likely spot on.

Instead of the scheduled window to buy tix, the Browns went live this morning with a Flash sale for Thursday Night's game, making tickets available to all STH. I claimed 4 in the Dawg Pound.

I have to imagine the poor performance yesterday in Baltimore had Browns worried they could get even the 6000 in attendance.

j/c...