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Anyone have a spare room for the Draft?

Paul G said:
All good man ......... but this is going to seriously hurt your chances of ever becoming a Walmart greeter.....just sayin ...lol
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I retired a few years ago and have thought about working some again. Thought maybe a TSA Agent but I like getting paid for working.
 
steelhurt said:
Stay home, save your money and your sanity.
Pittsburgh is too small of a city and its horrible highway system will have difficulty accommodating 500,000 additional visitors.
That area where the stadium is located is very condensed and even hard to manauever after Steeler home games. Been over there many times attending games when coming to Pittsburgh and am familiar with it.
That city is not constructed to handle that many people and will be a mess.
Stay home and watch it in the comfort of your homes.
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Sanity? way too late to save that. Not sure it was ever there to save.
 
steelhurt said:
All kidding aside, I do hope all goes well over those three days. I just hope there’s no destruction or violence. Police will have their hands full!
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Large gatherings are something I will be avoiding for some time, unfortunately ........... hope all goes well with the draft and the Steeler's picks
 
steelhurt said:
Again, I’ll watch from the comfort of my house.
500,000 plus over three days is a hell of lot of people for that city.
It’s not NY, LA, Chicago, or even Detroit, but a much smaller city and that’s lot of folks hitting that city over three days.
Hopefully all goes well but if I still lived there I still wouldn’t go to that area for a draft.
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It really isn't. You're talking under 170,000 per day. Pittsburgh used to have 675,000 residents. Heck, they've claimed 650,000 fans for the Penguins Stanley Cup Parade in 2017 (no doubt extremely inflated) and yet somehow the city is still standing.
 
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