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I'm glad to know that.

It's the crapping on other fan bases because, well, they just don't have anything else to do, when we have the least loyal fan base of them all.

10 million people within an hour of Hard Rock, but "Valentine's Berry Pop Tarts Class" is happening.

Yes, maybe next time you'll argue the right thing instead of posting a calendar of bar events where 150 people show up.

No one questioned that there is actually more to do in south Florida. That's not the argument, even though you're taking a victory lap. The point is that if you would rather go to Karaoke Saturday at Sweet Caroline on a Saturday than a Miami football game, then you don't actually care all that...

Yes, it is entertaining.

Comparing the areas? No. This shows that you don't understand the point. It's comparing the loyalty of fan bases. If there is just "so much to do" that Miami football is way down your list on a Saturday, you aren't a fan. And we have people thinking that way AND defending it.

Does it matter that you respond like a caveman? No, it does not.

"Ur wrong" isn't really the most sophisticated retort.

If you had a valid response, you would have posted it. But it's hard to justify "haha we have so much more to do than you so we don't care about our team".

It’s the highlight of the week because they care about their teams. Not sure how it’s a positive thing to say that our fans only show up if the circumstances are right.

No, it’s a bad argument that people “just don’t have anything else to do”. It’s a matter of priorities. 10 million people in south Florida, but we can’t find 60,000 who put the Hurricanes first? If going out on the boat is your choice, don’t claim to be a fan.

"Too much to do in south Florida" as though you can't take seven Saturdays a year out of your beach schedule.

This is the worst argument. The stadium is packed because people in the south love their teams. The typical douchebag south Florida resident is only a fan if it's a marquee game.

Not to mention, they have a phenomenal atmosphere for their games. Big wins, sold-out stadium, excitement and energy surrounding the program. Yeah, Beamer is clearly doing it wrong.