
They were great seats, and we were up where all of the "rich people" sit. We had our own little room next to our seats. There was a flatscreen TV, fridge, and a waitress. (Ridiculous, if you ask me.)

Sam caught on right away to what was going on, and we had a good time rooting for the home team, The Greenville Drive. We chanted, "We want a pitcher, not a belly itcher" and "...hey batter, batter, batter... swing, batter!"
Overall a good time, and I wanted to share it with all of you.
Not fair...REALLY not fair!
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ReplyDeleteDon't EVER think that a waitress at an event like that is ridiculous. Sounds mighty fine to me! I'm glad you and your son had a good time at the game; we don't get much baseball over here in Asia. I hear they have it in Japan, but that is REALLY the "rich people" seats!
America's favorite pastime, I love watching baseball games, especially when I went w/ my parents as a little kid
ReplyDeleteSam'll never forget it, rich people seats are sweet for little kids
A little part of me really liked the rich people seats. But there was no way I was going to show it outwardly. That goes against everything I stand for!
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rich people seats! at purdue i work w/ the catering company that serves in the pressbox for the football games, and i AM one of those waitresses- except we're called "suite attendants." there is definitely a whole other atmosphere up there! glad you guys had a blast :)
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