re: Tiger stadium at 100% capacity

And just to give a numbers perspective as to why limiting football games would be an absolute joke of a political move, there are 4,500,000 residents in Louisiana. It’s safe to assume that 90% or more of those residents are going to work, getting groceries, getting gas, etc. on a daily basis and touching a bunch of shite and getting in other people’s space.

That would be 4,000,000 people moving around per day. And assuming that they only go to one gas station, grocery store, etc. per day, that’s 1,460,000,000 visits per year. shite ton of interactions and risk.

On the flip side, we have 6 home games at 100,000 capacity per home game. That’s 600,000 people per year. And let’s ignore the fact that there’s a much lower rate of interaction at an LSU football game then the other activities I mentioned for a minute for the sake of argument.

That’s a 0.04% increase in yearly activity in Louisiana if you’re being extremely liberal. If you adjusted for average distance between patrons at other activities, frequency of movement at other activities, people who would tailgate anyway without being allowed in the stadium, etc., it would be a ridiculously small increase.

So yea, I’m sure that the added 0.0001% of interactions in a population as large as Louisiana on a yearly basis would really put us over the top and have people dying in the streets. Grow the frick up