Wrong again aggy.

You would not know this because you never attended aggy college.

This is the official aggy website box office selling Draggieland tickets.

Aggy 100% supports Draggieland 2024...

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Posted by Buster83

Member since Aug 2021

3532 posts

Posted on 2/8/24 at 9:38 am to Monsusta

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Fortunately, A&M does not sponsor draggieland.

Wrong again aggy.

Sorry there Mansucka but you are wrong again. I assume you are somewhat mentally challenged due to the way you post on this site so I will try to explain it to you in a manner that you will understand.

In order to "sponsor" an event, you have to help pay the expenses of putting on the event. To the contrary, Texas A&M actually makes money off of the draggieland event. The people and organizations that actually do sponsor draggieland pay A&M for the use of the Rudder Theater to put on the event. This rental payment pays for A&M to sell tickets, advertise the event, get the theater ready for the event, collect tickets, and cleanup after the event, just to name a few. If A&M were to "sponsor" the event, at the very least, they would do all of that stuff for free.

Draggieland is held in Rudder Auditorium which has a seating capacity of 750. At a university of over 72,000 students, that is barely 1% of the student population. Not really a very significant event at A&M if only 1% of the students can attend. That number does not take into account all of the attendees who are not even A&M students. The event is open to the public. Rumor has it that at least half of the tickets are sold in Austin.

Draggieland was partially funded by A&M up until 2022, then they cut the funding and other organizations started funding it.

draggieland defunded

I don't know how I can explain it any simpler to you. If you still do not it, maybe you should ask your dad, if you know who he is.