Minor League Baseball Team ANGERS Millennials #Triggered
This is awesome! If SNL were putting it on, no one would care. Time to suck it up, snowflakes…
It’s pretty simple. Anybody who was offended by this tweet was never going to spend any money at a Montgomery Biscuits game anyway.
Of course, some are mad because progressives don’t know how to take a joke. The fact is, sometimes the truth does really hurt.
Want free things without doing much work? Well you’re in luck!
Riverwalk Stadium will be Millennial friendly on Saturday, July 21st with a participation ribbon giveaway just for showing up, napping and selfie stations, along with lots of avocados 🥑
🎫: https://t.co/mEfHPEQ6fF pic.twitter.com/jvGKCCenpn
— Montgomery Biscuits (@BiscuitBaseball) July 11, 2018
Offended? Feel free to fight your battles IRL and visit us at Riverwalk Stadium. Any millennials that actually come by during office hours before next Saturday and submits a valid complaint in person to our “Millennial Night Thinktank” may get a free ticket or two! https://t.co/XUNOz29gkO
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— Montgomery Biscuits (@BiscuitBaseball) July 11, 2018
No major American professional sport has an older fanbase than baseball, and Major League Baseball has recognized that with new initiatives in hopes of making the game more watchable for a wider audience.
Basically, baseball teams should want people under the age of 35 to attend their games.
The marketing team for the Montgomery Biscuits — the Tampa Bay Rays’ Double-A affiliate — must have missed that memo.
On Wednesday, the team announced its upcoming “Millennial Night” promotion, which would include participation ribbons, napping, selfie stations and plenty of avocados. There was no word if mounting student-loan debt and unaffordable mortgages would get dedicated stations as well.
If there’s one way to ensure that millennials don’t attend a baseball game, the Biscuits probably pulled it off. As word of the promotion spread on social media, millennials were less than enthused by the team’s efforts. More
Here’s a sampling:
Hi there. Looks like you need to fire your entire social media department. I’ve got considerable experience – let me know where to send my resume.
— Better Joke Teller (@texaninnyc) July 12, 2018
Live look at the PR team that thought this was a good idea pic.twitter.com/7GM6HqoIUf
— Riley Manasco (@riley_manasco) July 11, 2018
Shame on you for stereotyping and insulting an entire group of people (a group of people that stimulates the economy & supports your games, by the way). No longer a fan. I thought you guys were better than this. I’m so disappointed.
— Jessica Meuse (@JessMeuse) July 12, 2018
their players make shit salaries bc they’re exempted from collective bargaining. minor league baseball depends entirely on the labor of poorly-compensated young people & now they’ve decided to insult them for no reason as well
— Curse-Purge Plus 🌹 (@jonahloeb) July 12, 2018
a really good way to run a business is to openly insult your customers on purpose. it’s very smart
— regular travis (@travis_mke) July 12, 2018
— Shelby Pate (@TheShelbyPate) July 12, 2018
Contrary to what you may believe most millennials work so they don’t have time to come by during office hours and entertain your foolishness
— Ashleigh Mackenzie (@AshMac21) July 12, 2018
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