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Suites
- Thread starter Quattro
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Makes it look amatuer. Hell, I had one of those TVs when I was 10
Ummm ok then. Thanks for answering the question.
So you are saying the TV's are a year old?
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Deleted member 807
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Humblebrag.
Tini's making sure his broke collage ass, who can't afford to go on a roadie, has been in a club suite and he's ready to spend other people's money.
Tini's making sure his broke collage ass, who can't afford to go on a roadie, has been in a club suite and he's ready to spend other people's money.
No, more setting up suites so that the people who can afford them have the stuff they need and the sponsorship stuff for whatever company it is that week. CU hosts businessmen and a good amount of donors in the suites, having TVs in there from the early 2000's does not reflect well on CU, thus my question as to whether it was up to the owners of the suite or if the CUAD to supply the TVs. I'm really glad you could attempt to answer the question though without being a smartass.
So your question is how can someone afford a $150,000+ suite but not a $1000 tv. Do you really care that much or just want to brag you were in a suite.
I'm asking why the nicest part of Folsom has the ****tiest TVs. The suites we have are very nice, the TVs just brings down the niceness of them. I'm also not sitting in a suite or anything so I'm not bragging at all. God damn guys it was a question, nothing more and nothing less.
Why do you think any of us know that or give a ****
To Tini's point, that is pretty lame that they don't have HD TV's in the suites.
Literally all I'm saying
Stop texting, empty the waste baskets and turn the vacuum back on. You have 7 more to finish before the end of your shift.
Signed,
Your boss
I don't think you know what literally means...
And I'll tell you what - I'll let you know. Tomorrow I'm in one of the suites. No, not mine, but I got invited in. I'll ask the question - just for you, 'Tini.
SuperBuff
Club Member
I can see Tini's point. That's like going to Del Frisco's or Elways ordering some 5* steak or dish and when you unravel your silverware you find a plastic spork and knife with a mini pepper packet, oh and its on a paper plate. Sure you had an amazing meal at a lavish place but they couldn't afford to keep the whole presentation nice?.. Almost seems like the story of the AD.
SuperBuff
Club Member
Yup
Buffellow85
Well-Known Member
You're right.
Hell, do a deal with JB Saunders Electronics (or similar) and give them some advertising. This type of deal is not hard to negotiate.
Isn't like there wouldn't be a brand out there that would like to have their TVs placed in front of a bunch of people who have the money to buy a suite or know someone who does.
Can't imagine that this would be a hugely expensive fix.
Sounds like much of what we have seen the past decade from CU, we'll take your money but don't expect more than the minimum for it. Nothing like coming across as not being willing to take care of details to the people who are the most likely source of future funding.
Name dropper!