KustyTheKlown
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“If you’re a man”? Get fucked dude. This isn’t normal circumstances. Get over your $200 loss.
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Get back to me in a few days......Skiing is an outdoor activity. Fundamentally they can continue, but choose not to, sucka. You are a fool if you think it's based on virtue. It's based on dollars, and you pre-payers just got f**ed.
“If you’re a man”? Get fucked dude. This isn’t normal circumstances. Get over your $200 loss.
It’s about your petulant tone in these extraordinary circumstances. You sound pathetic.
And you’re wrong.
The whole freaking world is shutting down around you and somehow you are blaming the ski industry for "virtue signalling" and screwing their customers?I sound pissed because I am. I believe that this is a cynical move masquerading as virtue.
This is nuts. Just stepped outside my condo and there are mutiple cats on the hill. So this was quick. Skinning time. And we'll have some groomed runs.
It’s obvious from some posts here that in times like these you see those that think of themselves first and those that consider the greater good. We need more of the latter to get through this. Like most things in life, as much as this might suck for you or me you generally don’t have to look too far to find someone worse off.
Bless you sir.
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.
The Soviets would love the sentiment. This isn't selfishness. This is practical utility speaking.
I have an immunocompromised daughter in strict self isolation. I fear for her life and her peril is real. In no way do ski area closures make me feel the slightest bit better. I see it as cynical in an ugly way with no beneficial effect at all.
I wish all the best to your daughter. I’m curious to see what Win would do if Alterra didn’t own Sugarbush. I’m sure he would eventually shut it down, but I’m sure it wouldn’t be with such short notice. I don’t think anywhere is going to make it this season. Maybe Killington, but I would set my hopes very low. I was excited to ski the glacier again this spring.
I have always tried to be open and honest with all of you. I am still learning the details of what will be happening so until I do I will not be posting. Hope you understand.
Really hard not to be cynical about this: get out of jail free card for the ski operators. Cut bait after the most profitable part of the season passes, especially so in a bad snow year. Expenses go to zero. Everyone with any advanced purchase skiing, including pass holders feeling ripped off. Not likely to catch CoV on the slopes, and it might be a good medicine for housebound claustrophobia. Closing the lodges, but keeping the lifts running is actually biologically sensible if you're not simply greedy and motivated by the bottom line. Bullshit. Alterra and Vail and the losers making the decisions will not soon live down the loss of trust. The fuckers. F U Rusty. You suck.
Really hard not to be cynical about this: get out of jail free card for the ski operators. Cut bait after the most profitable part of the season passes, especially so in a bad snow year. Expenses go to zero. Everyone with any advanced purchase skiing, including pass holders feeling ripped off. Not likely to catch CoV on the slopes, and it might be a good medicine for housebound claustrophobia. Closing the lodges, but keeping the lifts running is actually biologically sensible if you're not simply greedy and motivated by the bottom line. Bullshit. Alterra and Vail and the losers making the decisions will not soon live down the loss of trust. The fuckers. F U Rusty. You suck.
Win, my quad pack going to be good next year? Ha! If you're a man you'd say yes.
This sucks beyond belief. Likely a Corp decision but best case was prob a Monday closure anyway. I am also pretty sure Sugarbush and any other resort closing now is not going to come out if this better financially. As bad as it is for us, this is the nightmare scenario for them. Anyone in a people oriented business is shitting bricks right now. I don’t care what conspiracy theory you may subscribe to, there is no upside here, period. It’s obvious from some posts here that in times like these you see those that think of themselves first and those that consider the greater good. We need more of the latter to get through this. Like most things in life, as much as this might suck for you or me you generally don’t have to look too far to find someone worse off.
The Soviets would love the sentiment. This isn't selfishness. This is practical utility speaking.
I have an immunocompromised daughter in strict self isolation. I fear for her life and her peril is real. In no way do ski area closures make me feel the slightest bit better. I see it as cynical in an ugly way with no beneficial effect at all.