Probably would have to get a personal loan for that im assuming.
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JoeyFlex5
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If the chiefs have mahomes, a good OL, Reid, and spagnuolo, they’re the top Super Bowl contender.
Theyre a defensive team now, but they haven’t been removed from the top spot.
now this would be a first. If you need to take a loan out to go to the super bowl, then maybe don't go to the super bowl.
JO_75
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I don't know lol.... I figure tickets would be thousands of dollars per ticket so yeah it's going to take a loan unless I won the lottery lol.
then win the lottery
Do you have money in a 401ki? You can take a 401k loan if you absolutely have to.
If you have cash value life insurance, then you can take a loan out of the policy without having to pay it back in any set time frame.j
Do you have a home equity line of credit?
If you own a home you can use your equity.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
Yeah this seems impossible lol. I was curious to see if this was actually possible but guess not.
I would just say that if you can't afford to go the SB straight up, you probably shouldn't be going to a SB.
Purdy throws a couple interceptions today in last the last 10 minutes and his 3rd on the day.
totally agree
This should stand for anything. If you can't afford something, then don't buy it. It's common sense.
JAAM
Hall of Famer
Overrated ass
JO_75
Hall of Famer
Yeah I know but I was actually curious if this was actually possible. Sure I'd be in debt for years but it would be worth it to see the Ravens win a Super Bowl in person.
allblackraven
Hall of Famer
They are both just glorified running backs
(no bad juju, no bad juju) But what if they lose?
Sounds terrible, but the SB is no longer built for the average fan.
Tank
Hall of Famer
Oh yea i agree for sure but i just dnt see them winning SB this year with that current team.
drjohnnyfever
Pro Bowler
Beltway - otherwise known as Total Wine in Towson - more Loch Raven, actually - has Eagle Rare pretty regularly. Haven't looked for it in a while. Midway Liquors on Rt 40 has a ton and the owner is sensational at getting just about anything. He's either walking around the store or he's up in the raised corner manager's area overlooking his domain. You can check their websites.
Regarding 100 proof +, I always thought 90 proof was the sweet spot. Sometimes 100+ can be a little too "hot" and needs a rock or two. Overall, tho, I prefer neat despite that. But 90 is almost always perfect right out of the bottle. I went thru all kinds of bourbons over the years. Blanton's is excellent, but expensive. Four Roses Small Batch, in the heart-shaped bottle has become my regular for the past few years. I do like both Buffalo Trace and Makers Mark tho for a change. I gave up on trying boutique spirits. There are too many distilleries that cut corners and try to rush the aging process. I get why they do it, but most of them just aren't as refined as the old tried and true ones.
There used to be a lower end Van Winkle that was fabulous. I haven't seen it in years. Old Rip Van Winkle it was called. I also really like Weller. A buddy gave me a bottle a couple years ago that I tried to nurse, but it was too good and got killed after a rough week of teaching Middle School. It's been known to happen...
on the cruise was on in early september i had Four Roses .... multiple timesBeltway - otherwise known as Total Wine in Towson - more Loch Raven, actually - has Eagle Rare pretty regularly. Haven't looked for it in a while. Midway Liquors on Rt 40 has a ton and the owner is sensational at getting just about anything. He's either walking around the store or he's up in the raised corner manager's area overlooking his domain. You can check their websites.
Regarding 100 proof +, I always thought 90 proof was the sweet spot. Sometimes 100+ can be a little too "hot" and needs a rock or two. Overall, tho, I prefer neat despite that. But 90 is almost always perfect right out of the bottle. I went thru all kinds of bourbons over the years. Blanton's is excellent, but expensive. Four Roses Small Batch, in the heart-shaped bottle has become my regular for the past few years. I do like both Buffalo Trace and Makers Mark tho for a change. I gave up on trying boutique spirits. There are too many distilleries that cut corners and try to rush the aging process. I get why they do it, but most of them just aren't as refined as the old tried and true ones.
There used to be a lower end Van Winkle that was fabulous. I haven't seen it in years. Old Rip Van Winkle it was called. I also really like Weller. A buddy gave me a bottle a couple years ago that I tried to nurse, but it was too good and got killed after a rough week of teaching Middle School. It's been known to happen...
JoeyFlex5
Hall of Famer
It wouldn’t be worth it. It’ll be over in a night and not nearly as awesome as you’d hoped it would be.
Take half that cost and go on a bomb ass vacation for a week at a world class destination and watch the SB in a bar one of your several nights there. Guarantee you’d be more satisfied and less buyers remorse with your purchase.
I will maintain that Four Roses is the best bourbon for its buck. Their limited releases stand up well too.Beltway - otherwise known as Total Wine in Towson - more Loch Raven, actually - has Eagle Rare pretty regularly. Haven't looked for it in a while. Midway Liquors on Rt 40 has a ton and the owner is sensational at getting just about anything. He's either walking around the store or he's up in the raised corner manager's area overlooking his domain. You can check their websites.
Regarding 100 proof +, I always thought 90 proof was the sweet spot. Sometimes 100+ can be a little too "hot" and needs a rock or two. Overall, tho, I prefer neat despite that. But 90 is almost always perfect right out of the bottle. I went thru all kinds of bourbons over the years. Blanton's is excellent, but expensive. Four Roses Small Batch, in the heart-shaped bottle has become my regular for the past few years. I do like both Buffalo Trace and Makers Mark tho for a change. I gave up on trying boutique spirits. There are too many distilleries that cut corners and try to rush the aging process. I get why they do it, but most of them just aren't as refined as the old tried and true ones.
There used to be a lower end Van Winkle that was fabulous. I haven't seen it in years. Old Rip Van Winkle it was called. I also really like Weller. A buddy gave me a bottle a couple years ago that I tried to nurse, but it was too good and got killed after a rough week of teaching Middle School. It's been known to happen...