The Ghost of Foley's – General Chat

[Morphinity 2.0]

That's right in Jimmy's wheelhouse.

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

Restate the introduction, bullshit it

[Patrick Bateman]

How long does it have to be, talk about the externalities like revenue generated by restaurants in the area and the effect it has on the midtown economy as a whole.

 

Did you pick that argument?

[Drew a Penalty]

Oh, I'm already done now. I just had to bullshit the final 250 words by sticking arguments in here and there. It's a 3,500 word paper.

 

Yeah, I chose the topic for the most part, but it evolved into more of a focus on investing in Broadway shows and how the industry is actually unprofitable.

[Patrick Bateman]

You can't put a dollar value on art like that though

[High and Wide]

You should have just used a bunch of quotes from The Producers.

[Patrick Bateman]

We should do this for a future meet up

 

http://www.finnertysnyc.com/kegservice.html

[Morphinity 2.0]

Holy shit

[Patrick Bateman]

60 liter kegs (165 beers) of Coors/Miller/Bud are $475. That's not much at all if we had our usual size meetup

[Pete]

60 liter kegs (165 beers) of Coors/Miller/Bud are $475. That's not much at all if we had our usual size meetup

 

Are you high? :rofl:

 

That's 10 people drinking 16 beers.

[Morphinity 2.0]

Eh, it's a lot of beer. We usually get like 8 people, and that's 20 beers per person.

 

Get the trash can, Jim.

[Patrick Bateman]

Look at these non-believers

[Morphinity 2.0]

Pete and I would get on the train and wind up in like Delaware.

[Johnnydollaz18]

Now that's a meet-up i'd definitely sign up for!

[Pete]

Pete and I would get on the train and wind up in like Delaware.

 

:rofl:

 

And my wife: "104 0 days without incident."

[Patrick Bateman]

Yea nevermind it's probably not a good idea

[Morphinity 2.0]

I'll do a 20 or 30 L keg!

[Drew a Penalty]

You can't put a dollar value on art like that though

 

Eh, you can when you find out most shows end up with little to no revenue. I mean you'll have shows that can survive without matching weekly production costs, but not all shows can sell out as much or overprice tickets in order to stay afloat.

[Patrick Bateman]

Eh, you can when you find out most shows end up with little to no revenue. I mean you'll have shows that can survive without matching weekly production costs, but not all shows can sell out as much or overprice tickets in order to stay afloat.

 

On a micro level that might be true but on a macro level more shows = more revenue for the city as a whole. They're are definitely incentives for some of these shows that aren't doing as well to keep their doors open.

[Drew a Penalty]

On a micro level that might be true but on a macro level more shows = more revenue for the city as a whole. They're are definitely incentives for some of these shows that aren't doing as well to keep their doors open.

 

Sometimes it's just staying open long enough in order to at least make up for the initial production costs.

[NYRangers92]

Saw Sidney Crosby walking on the street today. Carry on.

[Patrick Bateman]

[place holder for stoller joke]

[Rizz GAWD Lav No Cap FrFr]

Getting ready for my weekend trip and I have the Boomer and Carton show on in the background just to listen to something interesting. WOW does CBS Sports NY ruin this show. I get they can't get the commercials in but they literally show a minute, 5 minutes of commercials, 2 minutes of the show, 8 minutes of commercials. Very annoying.

[CreaseCrusader91]

Last night living in a college dorm. It has been a long time coming, and tomorrow I finally graduate.

[Aasjs]

Congrats!!!