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Why stadiums can charge whatever they want for food Original

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By Nikita Grant, Emily Daly Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Stadium food and drinks often cost more than comparable items outside the venue. Exclusive concession contracts, private stadium operations, and restrictions on outside food have created a captive market that allows teams and vendors to charge fans more, even though many stadiums were built with taxpayer dollars.
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I bought a blueberry farm at 55. It wasn't what I expected, and I'd do things differently if younger, but I have no regrets.

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By Jessica Orwig Verified, Nikita Grant
| Yahoo Life Verified
Harry and Susan Jones own Bridge Avenue Berries, a blueberry farm in Allenwood, Pennsylvania. • The farm became USDA organic certified in 2021, boosting customer traffic and interest. • If they had bought the farm 30 years ago, they would have likely grown a more diverse set of crops. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Harry Jones, 63, who owns and runs Bridge Avenue Berries with his wife, Susan, in Allenwood, Pennsylvania. It has been edited for length and clarity.
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I bought a blueberry farm at 55. It wasn't what I expected, and I'd do things differently if younger, but I have no regrets. Original

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By Jessica Orwig Verified, Nikita Grant
| Business Insider Verified
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Harry Jones, 63, who owns and runs Bridge Avenue Berries with his wife, Susan, in Allenwood, Pennsylvania. It has been edited for length and clarity. Loading audio narration... Since I was a kid, I'd always wanted to run my own business, but it never quite came together. I tried starting a small tree nursery business, but we couldn't compete with the big nurseries and had to close it.
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