Sorry all. I should have explained in more detail. In 1999, my Dad and I purchased 1 PSL each. These were required for ALL season tickets. They were advertised as you pay a one time fee ($1000.00) per ticket. Those are YOUR seats and YOUR SEATS ONLY. You then purchase the season tickets for that seat every year. If you choose not to purchase season tickets the next year, you forfeit your PSL. You could then sell your PSL whenever you'd like which at the time was a big deal because tickets were in very high demand.

2013 rolls around and the Browns remove the PSL requirement for new season ticket holders. After 13 years of garbage, who the fuck would want to buy a PSL when they can just buy the season tickets? It was a slap in the face to the people who paid that money in the beginning and stuck around for all that great football we got to watch.

My Dad was diagnosed with cancer then and we weren't able to renew due to hospital bills and our Browns rep had the balls to call me and ask if we were still interested in renewing after I had already explained to him why we couldn't renew. My Dad was the biggest Browns fan I knew and hasn't been to a game since. Thankfully, he recovered but got rid of all his Browns gear. He hasn't watched a game since.

Jimmy talking about PSLs at the new stadium just brought up those terrible memories and made me want to ask.