>We are agreeing left and right these days ;-)
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>I looked into Blues tickets. They cost an arm and a leg, probably like any other NHL team. The cheapest are $20 a seat for up in the nosebleed section and it goes up from there. From the seating map you can get a decent seat for around 40. OTOH the Blues do not suck. They were a little over..500 last season. The mantra of sports fans everywhere -- we're undefeated so far this season ;-)
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They are starting to look like an NHL team rather than just a warm-up partner over the last couple of seasons.

Last time we were at a Blues game was back when the arena was the Kiel Center and they got their a$$es handed to them by the Wings (we didn't mind - we like the Wings). We were sitting up so high I thought we'd need pressure suits.

I don't mind paying for decent seats once in a while. Not the real high-dollar seats fo course, but 40-80 bucks is OK with me.


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>>>Doesn't matter. Other companies do the same thing. Look at GM, for example.
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>>Yes. then they try to convince the press that what Chevrolet does is not what GM wants.
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>>Right.
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>>>The head of Office is responsible to meet his goals, which typically are lower costs and higher profits. The head of DevDiv has the same goals. If they have to work against each other, it doesn't really matter to them as long as they meet the goals they were given.
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>>>>They are both from Microsoft.(period)
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