The quest for fire. The invention of the wheel. Cures for diseases from polio to AIDS. The ability to both watch a baseball game and eat enough to feed a small European village for a week at one, set price.The Dodgers have done it, ladies and gentlemen. They will be offering an all-you-can eat section for the 2007 season.
According to the Los Angeles Times:
A ticket to the right-field pavilion — at $35 in advance and $40 on game day — will entitle fans to an endless supply of ballpark staples, including hot dogs, peanuts and soda but excluding beer, which hasn't been sold in the pavilion for years. The Dodgers tested the concept several times last season.
All the hot dogs I can stomach, a ballgame at Chavez Ravine and all the hot dogs I can stomach?
Man, the only thing that could make that deal better would be some sort of deal wherein other people would bring me as many hot dogs as I could eat as long as I kept asking for them...
Hey, wait a minute...
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2 comments:
I'm pretty certain that the last Cubs game I was at with you - the vendor stopped serving you hotdogs in the 7th inning...
I feared for my hand every time I reached across you to get my beer from the beer vendor.
Baseball makes me hungry.
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