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Teams not supporting Friendly Snack Bar

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by playball » Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:06 pm

My guess is the lunch truck may have more cash in it than the BofA itself. Pretty sad when you can buy 1 stock of BofA for less than the greasy burrito. :oops:
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by GIMNEPIWO » Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:33 am

We don't do 'Friendlies' on the East Coast ... or if they do, we have never heard of it or participated in one ... but looking at this from the outside and being a vegetarian and compulsive label reader ... there is usually not much available at any snack bar that I could or would eat ... not saying I would light up the grill and rotiserie a Tofurkey either ... But does anyone from a hosting team ever circulate with a roll of 2 part tickets for a 50-50 drawing ? ... seems to me that the host team could make out as well as a visiting team or parent ...
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by Tucson » Tue Mar 03, 2009 7:24 am

I never knew what a friendly was either, until I started reading about them on other boards. We would sometimes scrimmage in IL. but it must have been much more loosely organized, because rarely were umpires paid for and the concession stand wasn't open. We certainly didn't pay for a field.

Hearing about this from another part of the country, I would have needed to be told "no outside food," because I wouldn't have known.

I was wondering, if maybe the offending team was having a birthday party or something?
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by artomatic » Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:16 am

bringing in outside food isnt a problem, in my opinion.
You just shouldn't flaunt it, or set up your lunch right next to the snack bar.
Setting up a full-on bbq is fricking ridiculous and rude.
we usually bring sandwiches, water/gatorade, fruit.
but we usually get something from the snack bar if the host is doing a good job, or if the menu is tempting.
we usually need an extra water, gatorade, etc.
And if the snack bar has polish sausage or bratwurst, im getting one!
Last edited by artomatic on Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
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by Sftbll4ever » Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:17 am

artomatic wrote:bringing in outside food isnt a problem, in my opinion.
You just shouldn't flaunt it, or set up your lunch right next to the snack bar.
Settign up a full-on bbq is fricking ridiculous and rude.
we usually bring sandwiches, water/gatorade, fruit.
but we usually get something from the snack bar if the host is doing a good job, or if the menu is tempting.
we usually need an extra water, gatorade, etc.
And if the snack bar has polish sausage or bratwurst, im getting one!


Note to self, add polish sausage or brats to the menu!!!
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by Luv_SC » Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:22 am

I agree we also bring light snacks and buy somethign from the snack bar. I know Nemesis has a good one with a wide variety of options, they have great nachos and also a great chicken cesar salad. I know its hard to have to many items but at least a few wide variety of choices.
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by SkidMarks » Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:29 am

artomatic wrote:bringing in outside food isnt a problem, in my opinion.
You just shouldn't flaunt it, or set up your lunch right next to the snack bar.
Setting up a full-on bbq is fricking ridiculous and rude.
we usually bring sandwiches, water/gatorade, fruit.
but we usually get something from the snack bar if the host is doing a good job, or if the menu is tempting.
we usually need an extra water, gatorade, etc.
And if the snack bar has polish sausage or bratwurst, im getting one!


Hey Arto,

We are playing in a friendly this weekend that is directly across the street from an Oggi's. That presents quite a dilemma.

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by artomatic » Tue Mar 03, 2009 9:48 am

what dilemma?
it's a no-brainer!
you support the friendly snack bar during the games, and head across the street when you are finished playing...
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by Phantom » Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:25 am

artomatic wrote:bringing in outside food isnt a problem, in my opinion.
You just shouldn't flaunt it, or set up your lunch right next to the snack bar.
Setting up a full-on bbq is fricking ridiculous and rude.
we usually bring sandwiches, water/gatorade, fruit.
but we usually get something from the snack bar if the host is doing a good job, or if the menu is tempting.
we usually need an extra water, gatorade, etc.
And if the snack bar has polish sausage or bratwurst, im getting one!


exactly my thoughts
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by NumeroUno » Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:49 am

We played at Alicia last weekend, the A's put on a nice friendly. Had a great hot dog for lunch, the kid ate a chicken bowl, bought water and Gatorade all day and headed to oggi's after the last game, it was a perfect day. I knew it was acceptable especially when I saw some A's colors flying around at Oggi's
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