I was watching some viral videos of people who were living in properties where the view from their room apparently overlooked the stadium that hosts the Toronto Blue Jay games as you can literally watch the whole game as if you were in the nose bleed sections. Quite a neat benefit, I guess. At the same time, there were people commenting who used to live in the area with the exact same views on how it gets old fast and that it is not the same compared to buying a ticket and being at the event.
I can see that being true but it’s still kind of crazy to think about as someone who doesn’t get to see it all the time where you would think one would cherish it daily per se. Then again, it’s kind of like the nature views here where I see it everyday to the point where a lot of it is just normal whereas I see tourist marvel over the simplest sights like a big tree.
But one thing I have learned is that there are millions of people who don’t get to see the same things you do which means they place a lot of value in it. It’s a great thing to use as a marketing gimmick as an example too.