If sports is a trillion dollar industry, with billionaire team owners and millionaire players, and hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic fans, and weird pervert mascot creatures, why is the government giving them your money?
- Writer/Producer: Andrew Heaton
- Producer: Austin Bragg
- Producer: Meredith Bragg
- Producer: John Carter
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I was keenly interested in how you got an inbox full of guns until you said "Epstein's Island of football teams". Now I'm less keenly interested in how you got an inbox full of guns.
again, in theory, correct, and usually correct in practice.
And then there’s Nashville. Anyone who was familiar with downtown Nashville before 1999 will know that an arena and a football stadium transferred the entire city
but, but, but ... the children and the poor people! /s
Nothing says 'helping' like more 'armed-theft'! /s
What else am I supposed to buy for them? They have everything else. Very hard to shop for.
Think of the stimulus if they paid for an escort to accompany you to the ball game?