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StaticUh, yes... I mean what is so hard to figure out? Even if they bring their own food locals are at least contributing to the town in terms of property taxes and labor.
Your comment about spending your savings earned in a city on a burger is kind of funny too, median income in Denver is nearly twice what it is in Summit County, and for the most part "locals discounts" are pretty much nonexistent.
Are you really not getting it, or is it just admitting the reality of it that's hard?
StaticYou're such a hypocrite man, acting like I'm putting words in your mouth. I never said shit about who should be allowed to ski or not.
The county pays for the maintenance of county roads, with sales tax and property tax. You skip lunch, no sales tax, gotta increase property tax, gotta increase rent, burgers have to cost more, then you turn around and bitch about the price of lunch? Get over it. And fuck, if were talking about a resort how far do you think your $600 pass got them? Yea it ENTITLES you to ski any day you want, but the services you're receiving probably cost a hell of a lot more than $600.
Good call on the student stuff though, very intuitive.
GnarcoFuck everyone moving to Colorado. Used to be such a better place 15 years ago. The beauty and awesomeness that made Colorado special has been lost. Now where jsut a front range version of chicago
StaticI never said shit about who should be allowed to ski or not.
TheDoughAbidesYou're right. All you've said is that people who aren't rich enough to own property in summit county or afford summit county vacation rental prices and single day lift tickets aren't as entitled to enjoying ski resorts as wealthier people. You'll tolerate poor people visiting Summit County, but you sure as hell won't welcome them like you welcome rich Texans who can buy $20 burgers everyday and have a second homes next to keystone, or whatever.
But please, proceed to bitch about the privilege of being able to make a living in Summit County with time left over to enjoy skiing, it must be soo shitty. It must really suck having to share all those mountain ranges that rose up for you and other property owners with the less fortunate. FUUUUUCK YOU
howlongcanausernnobody feels like they should pay for a full price ticket:
'im a local'
'ive had a season pass for 10 years'
'i bought my whole family passes'
'i only ski park'
people have no problem paying their gas bill, cell bill, and mortgage in full. but when it comes to lift tickets, hell no, wheres my discount?
nellyyyAs someone who has lived on both sides of the Summit housing crisis/debate/"should I or shouldn't I go fuck myself" discussion (literally in the past year), I guess I'll go fuck myself down here in Denver. Sorry for ruining Summit, guys.
L.U.P.E.The weekend warrior supports the die hard, its how it works man. Instead of being pissed off about it, educate people on our sport. The more people who ski in the world the better
50KalSo by your logic any "locals" who bring food/beer/supplies there to the mountains are okay but if your from out of state/front range and live in your van your dick cause your not spending your savings on a fucking $20 burger and $10 beer right?
Sounds like OP was trying to make a thread to rip on Weekend Warriors cause the I-70 resort corridor is always packed and it backfired.
Get over it. If you wanna ski somewhere without lines leave and go to the wilderness area and earn turns the hard way.