10-27-2006, 01:43 AM
Quote:Food and beverage workers (inside and outside the arenas), ushers, and those in the hockey equipment industry, among others, were forced into abrupt career changes due to the seasonââ¬â¢s cancellation. For the most part, those folks suffered in silence, with nary a multi-million-dollar war chest to offset the pain. It was a brutal reminder of the precarious economic domino structure that allows people to make their next mortgage payment, and few who felt its sting will soon forget it.
I went trough the same thing when baseball had it's last strike in 1994 and I will never forget it I use to be a huge baseball fan and to work down at the Skydome was a fan dream. Ever since the strike I haven't bought anything related to baseball Blue Jay related or otherwise, I needed the money for school at the time and I will never forgive them for the hardship that I had to endure because a bunch of spoiled millionaires couldn't come to an agreement. As for the hockey strike I wouldn't expect anybody in the food and service industry that was effected to forgive the players or even owners anytime soon.
Laterz :)
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