That is the implication in the link: That he will not be able to buy season tickets this year due to them costing $40 more than he anticipated.
But if you are trying to suggest that he has bought the tickets already, then what on earth are we talking about?
So, either:
1. He cannot get tickets because the cost of the ticket plus $40 exceeds his budget.
2. He can get tickets because $40 more is no big deal.
The link asserting that he cannot get tickets implies #1. If he can get tickets then what are we even talking about?
He’s been a season ticket holder for 50 years. What are the chances that he would stop if it costs $40 more?
Right, because the cost blows his budget. If money was no object his personal assistant would already have the tickets purchased and would be busy putting the game schedule in his calendar. The only hurdle is cost, as always.
> What are the chances that he would stop if it costs $40 more?
Huh. There's that figure again. If is not established, why do we keep seeing this meaningless and baseless figure appear out of nowhere?
Of course, it isn't meaningless or baseless. Contrary to your insistence all of a sudden, it was clearly established in a number of earlier comments as how much it would cost to be able to purchase the season tickets.
And so the answer is the chances appear to be nil. Best I can tell, he chose to opt out of getting tickets over that $40. If it was all a ruse and he actually bought the tickets all along, then what are we even talking about?
> This 81 year old man is a lifelong Dodgers fan & has been a season pass holder for over 50 years & was just told that he would no longer be allowed to get printed tickets only digital from now on & he’s barely able to navigate a computer & phone.Dodgers aren’t replying to anyone.
At no point did it say he couldn’t afford season tickets for the first time in 50 years because he couldn’t afford a cell phone.
But now you are saying he can afford season tickets and a “personal assistant”, but a cell phone is a bridge too far? If the price of the season tickers had been x+$40 this year do you think he would have broken his 50 year streak?
He opted out of getting tickets over learning how to “navigate a computer & phone”
Which is just a cost. Either he has to pay to learn, or pay someone else to do it for him. A cost you maintain is just $40.
> If the price of the season tickers had been x+$40 this year do you think he would have broken his 50 year streak?
Well, given your assertions about $40 being the added cost, that' exactly what he did. Allegedly. I suspect what you are really trying to get at is that he actually has purchased the tickets and that this is just a silly ruse for social media attention.
Or you are subtly trying to say that $40 is woefully underestimated. But you don't see that out to lunch to walk back on that now. I am sure you carefully calculated the cost. Else why would you post it at all?
Or how to interact with other humans? Because if he understood that he would find someone to do the computer stuff for him. Of course, he spoke to the reporter just fine, so we know it isn't people skills that is the problem. Clearly its that $40 more puts the price of the tickets over what he has the budget for. Simple as that.
I know you are Mr. Moneybags over here and don't understand how normal people have limits on how much they can spend, but that's the reality for most. Especially those at the age of 81 who cannot reasonably mortgage their future.
You are making a completely unwarranted assumption that no one else made