If anyone cares. They were not allowed at volleyball.

I always like smelling the popcorn as soon as I get off BART.

oskidunker said:

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If anyone cares. They were not allowed at volleyball.

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Glad to hear it. I don't buy food at games very often, but I at least like the option. Plus, if they weren't allowing concession sales, that might signal that they weren't going to allow eating at the seats. Hope they'll still let fans bring clear bags and food.

glutton said:

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oskidunker said:

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If anyone cares. They were not allowed at volleyball.

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Glad to hear it. I don't buy food at games very often, but I at least like the option. Plus, if they weren't allowing concession sales, that might signal that they weren't going to allow eating at the seats. Hope they'll still let fans bring clear bags and food.

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oskidunker said:

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If anyone cares. They were not allowed at volleyball.

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The virus can tell if you are a volleyball fan vs a basketball fan.

This is good news for Bank of the West customers who get a $10 coupon for food at football and basketball games.

This would be my concession plan for a game at Haas:

Jupiter for a couple before the game. Grab a Top Dog or two on Center.

Go to game. Don't buy anything.

Grab a Top Dog or two on Center. Jupiter for a few more after the game. Depending on who is with me, maybe stay longer. Alternative would be Raleigh's.

Unless you would like to sip a pepsi for 10-15 minutes and have some relief from the mask requirement. I only buy ice cream and soft drinks, never food. This year I have access to the club room but I have heard the gourmet food is long gone from there. They probably don't want to do a Prime Rib with only 50 people there.