dr david j roberts retweeted
Hot Take: Over 5M World Cup tickets have been sold. These were likely bought by scalpers, brokers, and ticket agencies to resell for a profit.
The World Cup will be a financial disaster for many US host cities. The secondary ticket market is going to get absolutely crushed, and it couldn't happen to a nicer group of people.
Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.
Read more: forbes.com/sites/suzannerowa… (Photo: Dustin Satloff via Getty Images)
dr david j roberts retweeted
Migration and Racial Capitalism
Vital new convo with the amazing @HarshaWalia on the connections between migration, racial capitalism, and the role of sports mega events in normalizing surveillance and militarization.
open.spotify.com/episode/1p6…
dr david j roberts retweeted
#FIFAWorldCup trumps #toronto chronic shelter emerg.
'Exhibition Place respite centre for homeless Torontonians to close before end of winter season due to FIFA World Cup booking.'
@MayorOliviaChow
archive.ph/2Sq8U @TorontoStar
dr david j roberts retweeted
INTEL*: Toronto is closing Better Living Centre as makeshift homeless shelter (prev. reported) to set it up as HQ for FIFA for Toronto’s portion of the World Cup (prev unreported).
*yes, still get occasionally
@cathyacrowe @GraphicMatt @ChrisYphoto @_VictoriaGibson @CBCLorenda
dr david j roberts retweeted
What does @cityoftoronto do when all 7 warming centres 100% full and numbers in shelter system overall peak at 9499 Jan 19? #homeless #urban #sheltershortfall
@CityNewsTO @CP24 @CBCToronto @globalnewsto @CTVToronto @TorontoStar @globeandmail @BenSpurr
toronto.ca/city-government/d…
dr david j roberts retweeted
⚾ REPOST TO WIN ⚾
We’re giving away a signed Josh Naylor baseball and all you need to do is hit that repost button to enter.
dr david j roberts retweeted
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