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That reminds me . . .
This article was in this mornings sports section.
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I traded a Snickers bar for a $135 Redskins ticket

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dc-sports-bog/wp/2017/12/18/i-traded-a-snickers-bar-for-a-135-redskins-ticket/

The first woman who saw my sign almost spoiled the entire bit.

So there I was, outside FedEx Field, offering to trade a candy bar for a Redskins ticket, hoping to demonstrate (in a mildly amusing fashion) just how low ticket demand was for Sunday’s Redskins-Cardinals game, because we could all use a bit of amusement in our lives about now. Haha. Ha. My initial plan was to trade lukewarm Papa John’s pizza for tickets, but I wasn’t in the mood to find lukewarm Papa John’s pizza at 10 a.m. on a Sunday, so on my way to FedEx Field I stopped at a CVS and bought four candy bars, plus a few less appealing snacks: Necco Wafers, a cheese stick, some raisin boxes and a box of Cheerios. I also grabbed some poster board, and when I got to FedEx Field, I created my beautiful sign: “Will Trade CANDY For a Ticket.”

This was about 11:30 a.m. I turned around, took perhaps a dozen steps, and then Nona Alexander said she would give me a ticket. But she didn’t want any candy.

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ESPN's "Monday Night Football" Sacked Again by Low Ratings
By: Beldin
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Wed, 20 Dec 17 2:11 AM
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http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2017/12/19/espns-monday-night-football-sacked-low-ratings/

The NFL is still getting tackled in the ratings and this week is no exception, as Monday Night Football seems to have once again taken a knee with numbers approaching a season low.

The Atlanta Falcons, defending NFC Champions, pulled out a 24-21 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, on Monday. And just as fans avoided attending the game at the stadium, leaving tons of empty seats, TV ratings were similarly anemic; bringing in a low 6.5 percent with 11.7 million viewers in metered markets, according to Deadline.

Monday's game took a 24 percent hit in the ratings over last week's Monday night game, Deadline said. Matched against last year's Week 15, Monday's game saw a 19 percent loss of viewers. ...


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