u/Thefamt

Mini rant; maybe not the best example, but over $4 for a can of soup is crazy to me. I've always equated food price to working hours, Missouris minimum wage is $15 an hour, maybe $11 after tax. So this 1 can of soup is worth 20 minutes of the average person's time.

I also feel the butcher box sizes have dropped, am I the only one? It used to be a lb of beef (stew or ground) and now its at .75 of a lb.

Anyone else have examples of these outrageous prices or does anyone know if this was a specific St. Louis price or is it national for this chain

Lynyrd Skynyrd was great haters can bug off... probably didn't need a 12 minute song about someone who brapped their undies with the color and smells provided by the unwashed drunken masses

Anyone else go and have a huge amount of fun? That show was amazing, not a huge moshpit crowd but so many tried, and the overall quality was amazing.

My only 2 complaints were there was a million staff just in the way constantly (for safety). And there was no water bottles with lids.

I've had prior issues with things getting into my drink that I didn't put there so I asked for a lid on my $7 water. Was told no even by management

Not a biker (my tires are popped and I'm lazy). What are we even doing as a city if we can't avoid the bright green area, with signs posted and on the ground.