(S19) - PT3 - Stadium Experiences

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The game day tradition in Chicago might seem a little weird but it's certainly memorable. Every home game during pregame, local butchers slaughter a cow on the field and then…...haha just kidding that would be disgusting. Besides think of all the hard work the grounds crew does, what a mess that would be. No on game day, you'll simply find lots of local butchers at the tailgate selling and smoking fine meats. Yes from beef to pork, steaks to brats, you'll be hard pressed to find a finer selection of meats in one spot in the world than the parking lot of Chicago at a Butchers home game. What a great way to just enjoy a brisk fall afternoon and support local farmers. Nothing beats a cold day in Chicago like firing up the grill, cooking up some fine meats and cracking a cold one with the boys. Don't need any crazy rituals or gimmicks, that kind of stuff doesn't seem to last when the going gets tough. And Butchers football is all about being tough. There was that one time though during a blowout game at home where a bunch of unruly fans threw rotten meat on the field. Kind of the opposite of what the usual pregame tailgate is. Hopefully that doesn't become some kind of recurring thing….