When you make everything about money....

[VObserver]

You forgot to mention atrocious dipping sauce. I'm trying to eat chicken strips not boiled seafood.

I think you and I may be the only two who don't like Raising Cane's sauce.

[BayouRichard]

I think you and I may be the only two who don't like Raising Cane's sauce.

Make that three. i like the chicken and love bread. But who can mess up bread?

[Cajunrunner]

Make that three. i like the chicken and love bread. But who can mess up bread?

Four. I'm always having to doctor it up with some LA hot sauce or something.

And the chicken, while yes, juicy, is bland as a plain white sheet of paper. If I HAVE to dip the chicken into a sauce to get some flavor, that's not a positive.

Krispy Kruntchy tenders all day, every day.

[GreatestStory]

Biggest obstacle to overcome:
People in the Lafayette area will complain no matter what the administration does. We’re not the purple team so they think everything should be free.

On price, we are at the right price point if they can overcome the Lafayette Little Brother attitude. Parking next to the stadium at Southeastern (like ours inside the fence) is $25 per game. Tailgate spot at Florida State is $500 per year for a basic spot (comes turnkey with tent, chairs, & ice chest). Good luck parking anywhere near the stadium at Florida State without a parking pass. Even their tailgate area charges $35 a person to enter. However, UL can offer everything for free and the Lafayette people will still find a BS excuse to stay home.

I am not talking about the $500 "turn key" tailgating where tables, chairs, ice, televisions, etc. are provided. I'm talking basic do it yourself tailgating.

RCAF is currently charging $425-$500 for a spot + $500 RCAF donation ($925-$1000 total) and that is just for the rights to set up. No tables, chairs, etc. are provided.

I would like to see some sources on what you have posted about Florida State.

Here is what I found online regarding Florida State tailgating:

Tailgating: locations not reserved for booster operations (parking or traffic control) are on a first come first served basis. Tailgate locations cannot disrupt pedestrian traffic on sidewalks or violate university rules or state laws for safe operation.
SOURCE https://police.fsu.edu/sites/g/files...n_FSUPD_v2.pdf

For those interested, tickets can be purchased for the Coca-Cola Fan Tailgate, located outside Gate K, prior to game day on Seminoles.com or on game day for $35 or $45 for the Clemson and Florida games.
SOURCE:https://seminoles.com/football-gamed...dium-policies/

The Coca-Cola Tailgate Zone will be an admission-only turnkey tailgate that will provide fans with food, drinks, access to restrooms and 25-foot giant screen to view games being played around the nation. Costs range from $25-$35 depending on opponent.
SOURCE:https://seminoles.com/coca-cola-tail...-new-for-2017/

So it appears regular tailgating at Florida State is free and first come first serve. They also have a sponsored Coca-Cola area where you can pay to get in and it provides food, drinks, restrooms (like our alumni tent).

[cjr3888]

I am not talking about the $500 "turn key" tailgating where tables, chairs, ice, televisions, etc. are provided. I'm talking basic do it yourself tailgating.

RCAF is currently charging $425-$500 for a spot + $500 RCAF donation ($925-$1000 total) and that is just for the rights to set up. No tables, chairs, etc. are provided.

I would like to see some sources on what you have posted about Florida State.

Here is what I found online regarding Florida State tailgating:







So it appears regular tailgating at Florida State is free and first come first serve. They also have a sponsored Coca-Cola area where you can pay to get in and it provides food, drinks, restrooms (like our alumni tent).

Not exactly. To get a vehicle anywhere near the stadium, you have to go through police checkpoints. According to the map, all parking areas are "Booster Permitted Parking". So it you want a first come first serve spot, you better know someone with a house nearby and use their yard.

[BananaHammock]

Metcalf wasn't fulfilling his end of the contract so he was asked to leave. I support the university on that decision. But why haven't we approached Pizzaville or Pizza Village? Somebody in this town must be interested in making money...

I don't know the details, what exactly wasn't he fulfilling?

[Turbine]

I don't know the details, what exactly wasn't he fulfilling?

Always sold out.

[CajunVic]

Not having daqs at the stadium is dumb as hell. Another thing we're known for but don't sell inside a RAGIN CAJUN game.

I don’t know a thing about chicken, but you are 100% rock solid correct about daqs . . .

[Esqueleto]

Always sold out.

By the second inning. His frickin restaurant is literally 5 football fields away. He should have had stock being replaced until the 8th inning.

[JMV JustMyView]

By the second inning. His frickin restaurant is literally 5 football fields away. He should have had stock being replaced until the 8th inning.

It was hard for him to find workers and keep the pizza hot at the same time was the reason I got for it not working out.