A hot dog at the ballpark in Cincinnati runs $1.50 and I think cheap stadium food is actually a bad deal
Found out the Reds still sell $1.50 hot dogs and I sat there thinking it's a rip off compared to just eating before the game. My buddy pulled up the numbers and the cheap dog line was a 25 minute wait, so you pay with your whole inning instead of your wallet. I'll die on this hill: cheap ballpark food is a trap and I'd rather pay $8 for a decent dog with no line. Someone please tell me why standing in a 25 minute queue for a $1.50 frank is supposed to be the good old days.