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Imagine Spending $240K On A Football Game!

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It’s stories like this that make me think the Occupy movement might actually have merit..

A Wall Street fat cat reportly spent $240K on a trip to Lambeau Field to watch the Packers take on the Giants this past weekend.

57-year old Peter Serafin, a Manhattan-born Green Bay Packers fan, decided to blow off his 28th wedding anniversary so that he could go watch his beloved Packers face off against the Giants in the Divisonal Playoffs.

So how does one spend $240K on such a trip? Here’s the breakdown:

  • 1,086 miles to travel in a 70-foot luxury RV
  • 5 Giant fans and a “cheesehead”
  • 1 executive chef from Old Homestead Steakhouse
  • 2 beautiful waitresses
  • 3 huge TVs
  • 26 bottles of champagne
  • 65 Kobe beef burgers
  • 100 gallons of beer
  • 150 pounds of prime beef
  • 10 live lobsters
  • 6 seats on the 50-yard line

I can’t imagine what the ride home must have been like with 5 Giants fans in that RV. 🙂

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3 Comments

3 Comments

  1. Rich Lavene

    January 17, 2012 at 4:49 pm

    I still don’t understand how they spend $240k???

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    • CJ

      January 19, 2012 at 8:37 am

      It’s probably not as hard as you think.. Those 6 tickets alone probably cost $20-25K. Add the cost of the luxury RV rental, the insane amount of high-end food and champagne, and the cost to “rent” a famous executive chef and his waitresses for a week.. It all adds up!

      (Or the guy could just be embellishing things to look like a big shot)

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  2. Francesco

    January 18, 2012 at 12:44 am

    Good for the Wall Street Fat Cat, but it sounds like a waste of $240k if you ask me.

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