NorthCoastBias
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Here’s the thing about fans; most of them are incredibly stupid.
You don't want the Cleveland Boaty McBoatfaces?I really don’t see the point in allowing fan feedback
Cleveland… Welcome to Douche NationYou don't want the Cleveland Boaty McBoatfaces?
Blue WafflesBlue Guardians
I could get behind that.Blue Waffles
I've been in VA and Dallas the last 3 years and that's one thing I miss to death about NE Ohio. It's so underrated.It's incredible to me how overlooked Cuyahoga Valley National Park is by people here in Northeast Ohio. A true gem that should be celebrated more on a local level.
Here’s the thing about fans; most of them are incredibly stupid.
No, you encounter some really genuinely stupid fans at games too… and even just out in the general public.You just say that because you visit message boards....
They gave some season ticket holders some names and asked for their feedback. You don't think paying customers should be surveyed? That is an interesting perspective....I don’t see the point in that either, but it also makes your suggestion make even less sense to me.
No, I don’t think they should be surveyed.They gave some season ticket holders some names and asked for their feedback. You don't think paying customers should be surveyed? That is an interesting perspective....
it's not like they are giving roster advice, this is the logo and team name here. Most companies that are well run listen to their paying customers as a way to stay ahead.
does not mean you do everything they say, but if something is unpopular or popular it gives the company organization valuable info and a new perspective.
Cleveland Motor BoatsYou don't want the Cleveland Boaty McBoatfaces?
Yep, this is called good business practice or due diligence.They gave some season ticket holders some names and asked for their feedback. You don't think paying customers should be surveyed? That is an interesting perspective....
it's not like they are giving roster advice, this is the logo and team name here. Most companies that are well run listen to their paying customers as a way to stay ahead.
does not mean you do everything they say, but if something is unpopular or popular it gives the company organization valuable info and a new perspective.
Just ask the Haslams how that goesNo, I don’t think they should be surveyed.