re: No option but to turn my tickets back in.

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So brave

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Thank you.
I considered it more logical than brave, but I’ll allow it.

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Do we need a new thread for every one of you losers?

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Not really, but it seems to be doing a good job of keeping you distracted and occupied chasing all these threads down.

I am so glad I'm not this much of a fricking pussy.

You have to do what you feel is right just like the rest of us do.

So…Strong and brave.

Thanks for letting us know pussy

Agree. If it is such a deadly scourge why would any right-thinking person venture out at all except in the case of a vital extremity? How could anyone who understands what we have been told about viruses believe that a mask or other face-covering could mitigate a respiratory contagion OR that asymptomatic persons have any role in driving such a contagion. (We will set aside for now that there is NO proof of any such contagion ever being conclusively documented.)

The views of many I encounter in my quotidian life suggest that they are afraid to live and that they are prepared to accept that every other person represents a potential existential threat. In what state of mind must a person be to think that this is normal? Is it not absurd, not to mention psychologically disturbing to view fellow human beings wearing masks as though this served any useful purpose other than the furtherance of their own enslavement.

Many are prepared to do anything the state commands to be allowed some trivial "privilege" such as attending a sporting event. What is truly important to such beings I confess I do not know.

Section and seat numbers? Gotta figure out which tickets to specifically ask for when I call the ticket office tomorrow.

Louisiana is ranked 5th in the nation with 2,606 COVID deaths per one million population. I'm 74 years old with some health issues. If I lived in Louisiana and had season tickets I think I would sell them and watch the games on TV.

OP once the season starts