I would be willing to bet that the type of game will play a factor in sales too. I like to drink beer even though it is not my preference. But if there was a fairly close game going on with lead changes and so forth I would be most unlikely to abandon my seat for something I can have in another hour or two. On the other hand if there were a blowout in progress such as the MSU or Colgate games from last December then I STILL might not leave my seat. Or maybe I would. I know I have had a couple of beers during the Championship games down in Frisco - but my son goes off to fetch those up, I don't. For me the cost of the beer would not be a consideration especially knowing that the University is getting a cut.
Bresciani can make 1 phone call to Rob Sobolik and poof beeris approved. period end of story, they have told our reporter that. Dean obviously has someone or group at NDSU opposing it. we need to expose that and end that practice.
at minimum 5000 people will purchase a beer at a game
1000 will drink 5 or more
3000 will drink 2-3
1000 will drink 1-2
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In a earlier post, I used tOSU’s numbers to come up with NDSU probably being able to generate about $250,000/year. I’m not sure if the tOSU’s numbers were just sales or also included the extra costs needed to deal with selling alcohol, but the amount isn’t as big as some want to believe it will be.
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So, at this point, El Chapo’s guesstimates are just as accurate as your guesstimates. It’s just as accurate to say that the amount is not as low as some people want to believe it will be either.
Either way, I don’t remember anyone, regardless of position, suggesting it wouldn’t generate some type of profit.
I think if those numbers were legit, this would have been done a long time ago.
But let's say its half that, 10k beers and its 300k
1/4 that, 5k beers and its 150k
But problem is...
People will spend less money on other things so its unlikely to be that big. Maybe people spend less to the 50/50 raffle. Less on water and soda. Less at the Bison merch table.
Plus the costs will go up with a few more security people
I still support beer sales but I think those estimates are a big extreme
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