WaveProf wrote:Still haven’t gotten my tickets. Called yesterday and they were mailed when everybody else’s were. They said they have a lot of people, most of them in New Orleans, who still haven’t gotten their tickets. They think it was something with the New Orleans mail. They said not to call or panic until Thursday after your mail delivery
Wait, you mean business in New Orleans moves slowly? No!
WaveProf wrote:Still haven’t gotten my tickets. Called yesterday and they were mailed when everybody else’s were. They said they have a lot of people, most of them in New Orleans, who still haven’t gotten their tickets. They think it was something with the New Orleans mail. They said not to call or panic until Thursday after your mail delivery
I totally understand your frustration/anger/worry, or any other similar emotion. I called last Thursday and they told me to call back on Monday if I havn't received them by then. Well mine came on Monday. Hope yours arrive soon.
WaveProf wrote:Still haven’t gotten my tickets. Called yesterday and they were mailed when everybody else’s were. They said they have a lot of people, most of them in New Orleans, who still haven’t gotten their tickets. They think it was something with the New Orleans mail. They said not to call or panic until Thursday after your mail delivery
I totally understand your frustration/anger/worry, or any other similar emotion. I called last Thursday and they told me to call back on Monday if I havn't received them by then. Well mine came on Monday. Hope yours arrive soon.
Fan since'54
I feel your pain. My folks retired to the small town of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Not that Las Vegas. Little Vegas been around since frontier days and pre-dates Sin City by a couple of hundred years. Mail seems to be delivered by horseback, or so it seems. I’d send identical letters from the East Coast to family in Little Vegas and San Diego, and Vegas would take a few days to a couple of weeks longer. Out of frustration I pulled the string and found out the town had just a few letter carriers and if Joe or Maria was sick or gone fishing, your mail would just wait.
I wouldn’t blame this on Tulane. It probably rests squarely with that ultra efficient organization called the USPS in Louisiana. Are the fish biting?
Fan since 1974 living in Phelps seeing the upper bowl of Tulane Stadium
I’m neither mad nor worried, just wanted to let you know in case it affected you too
At my old house if the Saints played a weekday game or preseason game I didn’t get mail
“We will expect success in all endeavors and be prepared to assess and hold ourselves accountable when we aren't successful. Tulane is a top 40 academic institution and it should expect nothing less from its athletic department.”--Troy Dannen 11.5.16
As someone who is far away and doesn't have season tickets, I am surprised that they still mail them out. Most teams these days seem to do everything electronically and you can either print out your tickets or use a mobile app to get into the stadium. Would think that would be easier and save money.
washwave wrote:As someone who is far away and doesn't have season tickets, I am surprised that they still mail them out. Most teams these days seem to do everything electronically and you can either print out your tickets or use a mobile app to get into the stadium. Would think that would be easier and save money.
Many season ticketholders like a ticket as it can serve as a souvenir especially in good times.
Sophandros wrote:Looks like the people in Westfeldt will have to deal with me for another year...
us too!
I am sad that we will be less a couple of fan I always would seek out to say hello and chat with. I am going to miss chatting with Judy Livingston so much. and I am going to miss giving Mr. Emile a hug before the games, and a high five afterwards if we pulled out a win. Tulane is honoring Mr. Emile for the Navy game.
