arizonawildcat
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Is it an OSHAA rule, or each school system has it own policy? From my experience I know that there flasks taken into the stadium.
Each school sets their own policies regarding something like this.Is it an OSHAA rule, or each school system has it own policy? From my experience I know that there flasks taken into the stadium.
Is it an OSHAA rule, or each school system has it own policy? From my experience I know that there flasks taken into the stadium.
What is the difference between a Yankee and a Damn Yankee?In Ohio, are stogies still pretty normal? Do they count as food?
In NC, don't remember any stogies. Though we have had a significant influx of damn yankeees.
As opposed to a half-back yankee.What is the difference between a Yankee and a Damn Yankee?
Yankees go back north after their visit.
As someone else said, it is up to each school.Allowed? No.
Is anyone going to check a bag or purse to make sure you don't have candy in there? Highly doubt it.
Up to the schools. Was never an issue at my school until 1 of the team doctors had a bunch of pizzas delivered to the student section at one game. We also had some parents who would have pizzas delivered to them at the gate. The guy in charge of the concession stand got upset and had signs put up to deter people from bringing in outside food or drink. He was obviously mad about the loss of concession stand revenue.Is it an OSHAA rule, or each school system has it own policy? From my experience I know that there flasks taken into the stadium.
So have I, although not in quite a long time.As someone else said, it is up to each school.
I have carried a thermos into many late season games.
pretty crappy to have pizza's delievered to the game..... did they have pizza in the concession stand?Up to the schools. Was never an issue at my school until 1 of the team doctors had a bunch of pizzas delivered to the student section at one game. We also had some parents who would have pizzas delivered to them at the gate. The guy in charge of the concession stand got upset and had signs put up to deter people from bringing in outside food or drink. He was obviously mad about the loss of concession stand revenue.
The main reason I could see to ban outside drinks would be so that students wouldn't have such an easy time smuggling their spirits inside of a Gatorade bottle. The Dean of Students once busted a kid for precisely that. He smelled the contents of the bottle and then tasted a capful of it. It was so strong, he had to spit it out. Meanwhile, the kid was crying and trying to lay a guilt trip on the Dean by claiming the Dean was just looking to get the kid in trouble.
Saw a group of older guys at a state title game years ago bring a couple water bottles full of what I assumed was whiskey. Another guy brought some of those short clear plastic cups that are often used to serve punch, and they had something to enjoy while watching what was an otherwise boring game (their team won, but it wasn't too competitive).
Can't smoke in the stadium, but when I worked as a ticket-taker, we generally let adults step outside the gate to have a cigarette where we could see them and then let them re-enter. If a student exited the stadium, we were not to allow them back in for any reason.
We've had JH kids get busted in the past for smoking weed in the stadium.
I will never forget one of the state games in Canton.Food, flasks, beer, cigs, weed... I have seen more at a HS football game than any NFL game.
Yeah, I think the same. I noticed it last year at basketball games where people were bringing in food. one family always had subway that they brought in the varsity games.pretty crappy to have pizza's delievered to the game..... did they have pizza in the concession stand?
i bring a Power aid into football games.... because for some reason the concession likes to keep their drinks at room temperature.....I will never forget one of the state games in Canton.
We sat behind a group of guys who were McKinley coaches. They had brought in a case of beer to the game and drank it right there in the bleachers. Crazy!
Yeah, I think the same. I noticed it last year at basketball games where people were bringing in food. one family always had subway that they brought in the varsity games.
Eh.I bring in a water bottle and nothing said. To save money ,I eat at home before the home games as I have time to do that. For road games I eat at the stadium. The price of concessions has gone up quite a bit since 2019. Inflation all around us. Horrible.
My de facto donation is the $1.50 digital ticket surcharge that I wonder how is split........ 2019 game ticket 7 dollars ,2 hot dogs and a Power Aid 6 dollars for a total of 13 dollars. 2021 Game ticket 8.50. 2 hot dogs and a Power Aid 9 dollars for a total of $17.50. Still an excellent deal when compared to college or pro games but rising nonetheless.Eh.
I see buying food, drink and 50/50s at games as a de facto donation so yeah, it may cost a little more but I will still just support the local group.
Yes. In the team doc’s defense, maybe not enough pizza available at concession stand to feed the entire student section on that occasion.pretty crappy to have pizza's delievered to the game..... did they have pizza in the concession stand?
No 50/50?My de facto donation is the $1.50 digital ticket surcharge that I wonder how is split........ 2019 game ticket 7 dollars ,2 hot dogs and a Power Aid 6 dollars for a total of 13 dollars. 2021 Game ticket 8.50. 2 hot dogs and a Power Aid 9 dollars for a total of $17.50. Still an excellent deal when compared to college or pro games but rising nonetheless.
Damn Yankee is a very good IPA that I drink when I am in Hilton Head.What is the difference between a Yankee and a Damn Yankee?
Yankees go back north after their visit.
You're missing out if you don't get a dbl cheeseburger at Veterans Stadium.One way to combat folks bringing in food is to serve decent food at the concessions, most of these are run by some parent organization so they should know what the fans are looking for at a HS game. Pay attention to details like keeping pizza warm and the coffee hot, also figure out a signature item that folks like and you will be surprised how many people come to a game looking for that. Euclid is a great example, not a standout program or big fan base but I cannot go to a game there without getting a booster dog. Great service and getting fans through the line quickly helps too so if run well I leave the Boosters a tip at the stand for the effort and the kids.
I think it's great.pretty crappy to have pizza's delievered to the game..... did they have pizza in the concession stand?