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[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

we are members of seven NYC museums

I am a proud member of the MET and the Museum of Natural History. The membership package makes a lot of sense if you visit more than a few times per year, given the daily cost of admission. It can be quite a cost savings. Is this the kind of membership you mean?

Also, still waiting on a basic description of your Yankee Stadium seats. Are we talking Legends Seats? Or outfield box? Or something in between? While we're on this topic, do you have an 81-game package, or a partial season package?

[sportscardpete]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Also, still waiting on a basic description of your Yankee Stadium seats. Are we talking Legends Seats? Or outfield box? Or something in between? While we're on this topic, do you have an 81-game package, or a partial season package?

I see what you mean, but I do give him credit for any ticket package he has (unless he is in fact a bleacher creature). Legend seats are the real deal, and are EXTREMELY different than anything else in the stadium.. Heck, I probably couldn't afford a one day package there (I do love the Jim Beam suite, however).

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

I see what you mean, but I do give him credit for any ticket package he has (unless he is in fact a bleacher creature). Legend seats are the real deal, and are EXTREMELY different than anything else in the stadium.. Heck, I probably couldn't afford a one day package there (I do love the Jim Beam suite, however).

I just want to be clear about what he is bragging about. There is a HUGE difference between an 81-day Legends Seats front row package, which gets you front row between the bases, with all inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages; and a 15-game partial season package in left field, where the "front row" is actually behind all of the Legends Seats (i.e., really the 14th row). My guess is that he wants us to believe its the former, but it is really the latter. Still cool seats either way, but one is worth bragging about while the other is just not that big of a deal.

We have shared our Yankee tickets for 12 years

In the old stadium we were in Row D 4 rows from the field.

We (partners in tickets) looked at the options and thought the view
would better in the first row behind the legends Section 120 than
the Legends, We have a full season plan

B

[sportscardpete]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

We have shared our Yankee tickets for 12 years

In the old stadium we were in Row D 4 rows from the field.

We (partners in tickets) looked at the options and thought the view
would better in the first row behind the legends Section 120 than
the Legends, We have a full season plan

B

t206collector is right, there is a big difference between sitting in legends and not. Still cool seats Bruce.

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

We have shared our Yankee tickets for 12 years

In the old stadium we were in Row D 4 rows from the field.

We (partners in tickets) looked at the options and thought the view
would better in the first row behind the legends Section 120 than
the Legends, We have a full season plan

B

Thanks for the reply. Those are terrific seats, even if they are really 14th row behind the net. Not sure how the view is better there than the Legends, but to each his own.

[dherm360]

A simple solution would be to stop replying to his posts and stroking his ego. It is apparent that he is trying to get a rise out of some of you, and it is clearly working.

[David Atkatz]

What never ceases to amaze me is how many of us have fallen for Bruce's BS. We seem to have stipulated to (as our trial lawyer friends would say) all of his outrageous claims to success.

Well, amongst many other things, Bruce is a pathological liar. He claims to have built two multibillion dollar businesses. He has not. He has no office; he works out of his home, a modest NYC apartment. He has no "staff" in that apartment, "longtime" or otherwise. Bruce, and Bruce alone, is "The Dorskind Group," a one-man consulting business which has made no impact anywhere, and at any time. He claims to have written two books. He has not. He claims to advise two museums. He does not. The list goes on, but you get the point.

So, not only is he an abject failure as a human being. he ain't much of a business success, either. (His vaunted "collection" is no better than those of many on this board. And for all of us who collect beaters, I guarantee we get more pleasure from those--and the human connections that our collecting brings--than Bruce receives from any endeavour he has ever undertaken.)

[jg8422]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

What never ceases to amaze me is how many of us have fallen for Bruce's BS. We seem to have stipulated to (as our trial lawyer friends would say) all of his outrageous claims to success.

Well, amongst many other things, Bruce is a pathological liar. He claims to have built two multibillion dollar businesses. He has not. He has no office; he works out of his home, a modest NYC apartment. He has no "staff" in that apartment, "longtime" or otherwise. Bruce, and Bruce alone, is "The Dorskind Group," a one-man consulting business which has made no impact anywhere, and at any time. He claims to have written two books. He has not. He claims to advise two museums. He does not. The list goes on, but you get the point.

So, not only is he an abject failure as a human being. he ain't much of a business success, either. (His vaunted "collection" is no better than those of many on this board. And for all of us who collect beaters, I guarantee we get more pleasure from those--and the human connections that our collecting brings--than Bruce receives from any endeavour he has ever undertaken.)

His company doesn't even have a website! Enough said! Nothing but a fraud.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

What never ceases to amaze me is how many of us have fallen for Bruce's BS. We seem to have stipulated to (as our trial lawyer friends would say) all of his outrageous claims to success.

Well, amongst many other things, Bruce is a pathological liar. He claims to have built two multibillion dollar businesses. He has not. He has no office; he works out of his home, a modest NYC apartment. He has no "staff" in that apartment, "longtime" or otherwise. Bruce, and Bruce alone, is "The Dorskind Group," a one-man consulting business which has made no impact anywhere, and at any time. He claims to have written two books. He has not. He claims to advise two museums. He does not. The list goes on, but you get the point.

So, not only is he an abject failure as a human being. he ain't much of a business success, either. (His vaunted "collection" is no better than those of many on this board. And for all of us who collect beaters, I guarantee we get more pleasure from those--and the human connections that our collecting brings--than Bruce receives from any endeavour he has ever undertaken.)

David, now THIS is priceless!!! And for those Seinfeld fans out there "Bruce is getting upset!!"