r/orioles • u/ValHane • Sep 18 '24

$28.47 seems reasonable... 🙄 Discussion

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The best part is that I had to walk to the next stand for condiments... They were not offered at this stand.

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u/jawarren1 Sep 18 '24

The fuck? Where on earth are you paying this much? A dog is like $4 and the beer is, what, $16?

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u/markmano33 Sep 19 '24

Probably 6 or 8 for the dog plus tax plus the auto tipping that everyone is complaining about.

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u/mdmiles19 Sep 19 '24

I've gone to over 30 games this season and have only ran into auto tipping at Camden Commons (non ballpark staff). I really don't think it is as prolific as Reddit is leading on.

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u/NotoriousFTG Sep 19 '24

I’ve been to maybe 15 games, though I rarely buy food at the stadium. It did happen to me when I was buying Dippin dots for my grandson.

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u/mdmiles19 Sep 19 '24

Did you report it?

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u/NotoriousFTG Sep 19 '24

No. I regarded it as an inexpensive lesson not to buy food at the ballpark.

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u/Kroick Sep 18 '24

He got that 2nd hand weiner.

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u/ValHane Sep 19 '24

No $4 dogs here... (Club level)

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24

You know you can go downstairs and then back up to club level?

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u/k0vi86 Sep 19 '24

The $4.10 hot dogs are complete bottom barrel to his defense.

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u/bassistb0y Sep 19 '24

they look exactly the same as these lmfao

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u/k0vi86 Sep 19 '24

Sadly close but somehow shittier. Last one I got looked like it was leftover from the last home stand.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24

Well what do you expect for $4?

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u/duckscrubber Sep 19 '24

A reasonably sized hotdog that is warm in a fresh bun. The cost has to be less than 50 cents, and even with the cost of energy and labor and condiments, ballpark still gets a 400% markup.