Legend’s on Bertrand

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Originally Posted by CajunJeaux

Tough crowd here.

This is Exhibit A on why I'd NEVER want to own a bar or restaurant.

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Legends: proud sponsor of Louisiana athletics.

Also legends: ULL vs South Al

Also more legends: countdown to lsu baseball season 20 days.

They are a sponsor. They are in Lafayette. One is down the street from the athletic complex. Read the f’n room.

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Originally Posted by Million$Mullet

Legends: proud sponsor of Louisiana athletics.

Also legends: ULL vs South Al

Also more legends: countdown to lsu baseball season 20 days.

They are a sponsor. They are in Lafayette. One is down the street from the athletic complex. Read the f’n room.

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Unfortunately there are probably more LSU fans in the room.

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Originally Posted by sportsfanatic21

Unfortunately there are probably more LSU fans in the room.

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You are probably right. I can tell you that there were more UL students than LSU students supporting the original Legends when it first opened. That support helped Jared fund many other locations. He also employs more UL students than LSU students.

With that said, I'm not naive. I'm sure most of those same students will be more than happy to watch a LSU game while drinking a few Nattys.

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Originally Posted by Swamp

Man that idea beats $2 Natty, maybe.

And every table in the garden has no other game on, just a live feed of the fellas in Cypress Lake

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What game is on the TVs is irrelevant. It would add to the atmosphere.

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Originally Posted by Cajunrunner

If they're serving local draft beer in this scenario, it beats the ____ out of Natty.

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Maybe. Beer for $2 taste damn good.

It's the Goat for me! Done with Legends.

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Originally Posted by Million$Mullet

Legends: proud sponsor of Louisiana athletics.

Also legends: ULL vs South Al

Also more legends: countdown to lsu baseball season 20 days.

They are a sponsor. They are in Lafayette. One is down the street from the athletic complex. Read the f’n room.

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Bud, I hate to break it to you but 95%+ business sponsors are in it for either a) the advertising and marketing in hopes to grow their revenue or b) tax write offs. Most are not doing it to display their loyalty to 1 university. If that’s their goal, most would likely do it under their personal name.

People go to Legends to get a burger, cold beverage and maybe even hope to meet a lovely companion for the evening. Visit them for what they are, which is a friendly neighborhood bar with a good product and atmosphere, and a business that gives money to the program we all love.

Additionally, pretty sure several folks boycotting them for calling us ULL actually boycott supporting certain segments of actual UL, so what the hell does it even matter?? lol

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Originally Posted by CajunJeaux

Bud, I hate to break it to you but 95%+ business sponsors are in it for either a) the advertising and marketing in hopes to grow their revenue or b) tax write offs. Most are not doing it to display their loyalty to 1 university. If that’s their goal, most would likely do it under their personal name.

People go to Legends to get a burger, cold beverage and maybe even hope to meet a lovely companion for the evening. Visit them for what they are, which is a friendly neighborhood bar with a good product and atmosphere, and a business that gives money to the program we all love.

Additionally, pretty sure several folks boycotting them for calling us ULL actually boycott supporting certain segments of actual UL, so what the hell does it even matter?? lol

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If their goal is to increase revenue, ____ing the people off who are the target of their marketing isn’t the way to go. People on this thread have claimed possible ignorance, but that’s a problem solved with a 2 second email/text to employees that “UL” only goes on signage.

It's up again, ULL

Jared Doise must be completely hands off on his business.

His stance was completely opposite when he first became a Professor at Louisiana