Yeah. It’s different in Buffalo. Definitely a lifestyle.
I think it stems from to the economic devastation in the 70s and 80s after losing all their manufacturing. Blue collar city that lost all of its blue collar jobs. Bills became the identity of the city (only good thing going for it at the time) after that in the early 90s.
For better or worse, that was handed down to me from my dad 😅 he had season tickets for 30 years, so I’ve seen a lot of losses in my day.
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