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Talk about a buzzkill.

Why didn't they mention that the beer is simply recycled urine?

G. Keenan wrote:I'm sure the food prep situation at Wrigley is horrendous.

Yeah, that stuck out to me. There is no way I would eat the food in there.

jim wrote:Dog and a beer at a ballgame .... I think I'll skip the dog next time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/ ... oncessions

I don't care if the guy preparing it just picked his nose--how effing delicious does that cheeseburger look? I want one.

Popeye_Card wrote:

jim wrote:Dog and a beer at a ballgame .... I think I'll skip the dog next time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/ ... oncessions

I don't care if the guy preparing it just picked his nose--how effing delicious does that cheeseburger look? I want one.

Just make sure that is ketchup. I actually saw the report on TV this morning and there was a guy who was a stadium worker who said some guy cut his finger really bad with a knife - I guess blood just pouring everywhere and some got into some cheeze sauce I think. Guy used the ladle to scoop out the blood and was going to serve the stuff until other workers told him he couldn't.

Yuuuummmmm .... bloody cheese nachos.

jim wrote:

Popeye_Card wrote:

jim wrote:Dog and a beer at a ballgame .... I think I'll skip the dog next time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/ ... oncessions

I don't care if the guy preparing it just picked his nose--how effing delicious does that cheeseburger look? I want one.

Just make sure that is ketchup. I actually saw the report on TV this morning and there was a guy who was a stadium worker who said some guy cut his finger really bad with a knife - I guess blood just pouring everywhere and some got into some cheeze sauce I think. Guy used the ladle to scoop out the blood and was going to serve the stuff until other workers told him he couldn't.

Yuuuummmmm .... bloody cheese nachos.

Thanks to the jalapenos, the ballpark nachos travel through my system so quickly that I'm sure I couldn't contract Roberto Alomar disease anyway. If you're going to eat something bloody at the ballpark, nachos are a good choice.

Tropicana field, home of the Rays: 100% of vendors in violation. Ouch.

Popeye_Card wrote:

jim wrote:

Popeye_Card wrote:

jim wrote:Dog and a beer at a ballgame .... I think I'll skip the dog next time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/ ... oncessions

I don't care if the guy preparing it just picked his nose--how effing delicious does that cheeseburger look? I want one.

Just make sure that is ketchup. I actually saw the report on TV this morning and there was a guy who was a stadium worker who said some guy cut his finger really bad with a knife - I guess blood just pouring everywhere and some got into some cheeze sauce I think. Guy used the ladle to scoop out the blood and was going to serve the stuff until other workers told him he couldn't.

Yuuuummmmm .... bloody cheese nachos.

Thanks to the jalapenos, the ballpark nachos travel through my system so quickly that I'm sure I couldn't contract Roberto Alomar disease anyway. If you're going to eat something bloody at the ballpark, nachos are a good choice.

Ah yes, the jalapenos. Almost forgot. Where is that thread? I need to read it again.

as my buddy in high school used to always say: "that's what your liver's for."

As gross as all of this is most of these violations probably aren't things that would make you sick. They're just icky. That said, I'll think twice about getting a hot dog next time I'm at the park.