fishonjazz
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Jazz cancelled my family's season tickets after 36 years.
- Thread starter sirkickyass
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On the one hand I do feel for you SirKicky...
On the other I also feel like other people should also be given the opportunity to sit on those fine seats too... not just restricted to the 1 privileged family.
On the other I also feel like other people should also be given the opportunity to sit on those fine seats too... not just restricted to the 1 privileged family.
♪alt13
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Not like Vegas does.
Nevada's total allotment from the Colorado is 300,000 acre feet.(<not very much California allotment is 4.4 million and Arizona's is 2.8 million) They pull nearly double that under an agreement with the other lower Colorado states(AZ & CA)that allows them to pull an equal amount of water as they treat and return to the river.
The lower Colorado states have been clinging to lake Mead reservoir even while they pull more than they are guaranteed and more than the river can actually provide. Nevada is currently boring a tunnel at frantic pace because the inlets for Vegas' main water supply are going to be above the water line very soon. Anyone that has any sense understands that Lake mead can only go down and that this tunnel will probably end up being almost useless. In a wet year there might be 8.5 million acre feet available for release from Glenn canyon that is the amount with evaporation included that the lower basin states would need just to maintain Lake Mead. The lower Colorado is only guaranteed 7.5 Million acre feet.
Colorado is totally tapped
The are now turning to the last available source, the Snake Valley aquifer. It has limited supply and a fairly slow recharge rate. On top of that much of the water actually belongs to Utah and what does belong to Nevada ,Vegas is going to have to fight ranchers to get it. There are also concerns that endangered species of fish that could be affected might stand in the way of taking the amount of water Vegas wants.
No City of its size in the US is facing the same level of water sourcing issues as Vegas.
A quick google (and pardon me if someone else did this research) finds this article: https://www.ksl.com/?nid=1088&sid=20993965
Listed in there is a Tobie Warner, although Tobie's position isn't listed. While the phone number is different (801-563-4149 instead of 4100) businesses will often own a large group in the same block, so it is reasonable for the 4100 number to be the main number in to the office. It is likewise reasonable that Greg Miller would only have that number memorized off the top of his head.
Listed in there is a Tobie Warner, although Tobie's position isn't listed. While the phone number is different (801-563-4149 instead of 4100) businesses will often own a large group in the same block, so it is reasonable for the 4100 number to be the main number in to the office. It is likewise reasonable that Greg Miller would only have that number memorized off the top of his head.
No way. They only thing my grandfather knew how to do on the internet was play golf video games.
I've seen a fair number of responses like this. They seem to presuppose that we live in 1997 when there were waiting lists for season tickets and others are being excluded from acquiring season tickets in or at comparable seats. That isn't the case. Go to utahjazz.com and check for yourself.
But surely those seats aren't "comparable" - hence the issue at hand? In your own words you said the seats they have offered you now are "extreme downgrade".
It sounds like the seats are offered as mild upgrades; you have to work your way up. So, anyone taking the seats of Sirkickyass' family would get only a mild upgrade, as opposed to the severe downgrade his family would receive.
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It's bad, but Jesus....you make it look like its a puddle. A little Fox News in ya?
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MGM is building a pro arena(already broke ground)right behind Monte Carlo. I know enough people high up in that organization to tell you they would not be building it if the NBA has not already expressed interest. Adam Silver just a few weeks ago said he does not see sports betting as an issue and in fact brings more awareness and viewers to the game.
https://espn.go.com/espn/chalk/stor...er-adam-silver-says-sports-betting-inevitable
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Joe Bagadonuts
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Lake Mead is currently at 39% capacity. Whose case do you think that strengthens? Maybe you're the one being selective with facts.