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Message: [QUOTE="Stern, post: 3533277, member: 527"] my greater point is if you REFUSE to do something you can't then complain about the things you can't do because of your refusal. As people, we adapt and change with the times or we don't, but if you don't you can't complain. If someone simply REFUSES to buy a cell phone then don't whine about not being able to go to SU games when it is a pre-requisite now with mobile ticketing and having a smartphone to get in the door. You may not like the pre-requisite, but it is one and we either adapt or don't. But to say you refuse to and still want things to work the old way, its just silly. Just like a pre-requisite to driving a car is having a license. If you REFUSE to get a license then don't whine you can't drive. (Nothing to do about SU games with this example, just a general example). In the near future to fly on a plan you need a passport or an enhanced license, if you REFUSE to get either, guess what you can't fly and get on a plane. There are a million examples. The world is constantly changing and for some SU fans to think they can put up a stink just because "they don't want to change"...is silly. The new rule/world for SU (and most sports) is mobile tickets, if you want to continue to go to games get a smartphone. Or don't but if you don't, then don't whine about not being able to go to games anymore. And you mention the logical relationship...there is one NOW! In a COVID and Post-COVID world where everything is moving to touchless, this is the new normal. Where these stadiums want you to enter the stadium with a mobile ticket and then pay for goods through apps and through your mobile device, there is a logical relationship. Other stadiums have been this way for a bit, just because SU hasn't doesn't mean this isn't already happening. It's the new world we live in. So the "logical relationship" is there. [/QUOTE]

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