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Everyone who decides to arrive 5 hours early and turn a small, confined parking space on asphalt into their home away from home has every right to make that happen. But I do wonder how many even consider that other options exist.

But do you see how fiercely defensive they get about this opinion? You're considered un-American if you don't toe the line.

Sorry but this doesn't explain away why thousands feel almost obligated to spend hours in a parking lot each weekend.

Yes, obviously the people there like to get blitzed before a game just like anyone would. But the way they do it in Europe just makes more sense to me. Having participated in hundreds of American tailgates, I personally don't understand why so many find hanging out in a parking lot for several...

Did you spend the 6 hours leading up to the game in a parking lot though? Something tells me that in Florence you spent that time in town at nice places eating and drinking, and not in a confined parking space, huddled underneath a canopy sitting on a folding chair surrounded by strangers.

I will die before understanding why spending time in the parking lot before a game is compulsory behavior among football fans. Correct me if I'm wrong but they don't do this anywhere but the United States.