Ticked off! @Tampa Bay Rays

I’m ticked off at the Tampa Bay Rays who have a stadium capacity of 31,612 and the attendance on March 2 was 2,531 yet they still make the call to charge a “Convenience Fee” (Strike 1!) and a “Per Order Fee” (Strike 2!) to ticket sales. These fees are even in the ballpark if you’re trying to see a Spring Training game (Strike 3!). That’s a real foul call in my book and I’m calling myself out of your games!

My HOA is so nasty to members, primarily the “Condo Commander” who thinks she runs/owns the place and rules don’t apply to her. There is more than one way to skin a cat and to that end we need a kinder and gentler HOA board. Unfortunately, no one else wants the job.

We wanted to go see “To Kill a Mockingbird” at the Performing Arts Center and the cost of tickets is ridiculous! The show is a drama best appreciated in an intimate theater, not a cavernous hall from nosebleed seats. I can’t image this show selling out and if it does, well a fool and his/her money are soon parted.

Why do people back-in to parking spaces? It’s obvious. They have outstanding arrest warrants and don’t want Law Enforcement to be able to scan their license plates.

Why can television not schedule sports programs so that they don’t interfere with important news programs? I am sick and tired of trying to find news when sports programs are interfering.

35 years ago my teenage son received a ticket for parking “against the flow of traffic” after pulling forward into a slanted parking space. This was because in pulling out you are going in the opposite direction of people who back into spaces. I’m assuming this may not apply if the spaces are not slanted.

The flip side

Thank you to the gentleman that came to my rescue when I had a tire problem in the vicinity of University Boulevard. Thank you for your kindness.

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from Boston Herald https://ift.tt/SyDgb50