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Six changes at Bank of America Stadium this season

Ron Burgandy

By Ron Burgandy,
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goodoleboy

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6 minutes ago, The Huddler said:

This poo is getting anoying. Im all pro i shouldnt have to see spam threads

 

 

yes it is spam. Ive know about these upgrades for months

 

what other eedundant and pointless thread is going to show up in 10 minutes? 

 

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It isn't any more annoying than you sig.

I actually learned something new from that article. It appears from this that the $8.50 all you can drink soda option is all that will be available

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▪ Soda changes: As part of the renovations to the stadium’s 500-level, the team removed all pourable drinks from the fixed concession stands because they slow down lines by taking up a lot of space. Now fans will buy a cup at the concession stands and fill the drinks themselves at all-you-can-drink Pepsi stands. The down side? All-you-can-drink cups are $8.50. Other levels do not yet have access to the all-you-can-drink option, so they are $6.50 for a 32-oz cup, said Scott Paul, executive director of stadium operations.

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2 hours ago, The Huddler said:

This poo is getting anoying. Im all pro i shouldnt have to see spam threads

 

 

yes it is spam. Ive know about these upgrades for months

 

what other eedundant and pointless thread is going to show up in 10 minutes? 

 

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I was going to say the same thing in another thread, but then I realized it was a story about helping people out by recycling cans and I didn't want to look like a douche.  I'd literally rather read a PU thread.  At least that provided entertainment.

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