Value of Rick Seals-jones

[TheRookiePro]

Are we at a point where we won't let people use the restroom?

If it's the owner's policy it's their right. I used to it enforce that same policy years ago at my old place of work. We always mentioned that a bottle of water was $1. There was only one occasion in which someone person actually get upset and cursed me off. I told him to have a good day.

It's normally not a big deal unless the customer makes it one.

[Goddard]

When you gotta go, you gotta go!

[osubuckeyeman]

Are we at a point where we won't let people use the restroom?

If it's the owner's policy it's their right. I used to it enforce that same policy years ago at my old place of work. We always mentioned that a bottle of water was $1. There was only one occasion in which someone person actually get upset and cursed me off. I told him to have a good day.

It's normally not a big deal unless the customer makes it one.

It's your right but should you? I mean is it worth that dollar. In this case, it was at a hotel. Not wanting to get into a piss debate here just saying is a profit that important to deny someone the restroom??

[TheRookiePro]

Are we at a point where we won't let people use the restroom?

If it's the owner's policy it's their right. I used to it enforce that same policy years ago at my old place of work. We always mentioned that a bottle of water was $1. There was only one occasion in which someone person actually get upset and cursed me off. I told him to have a good day.

It's normally not a big deal unless the customer makes it one.

It's your right but should you? I mean is it worth that dollar. In this case, it was at a hotel. Not wanting to get into a piss debate here just saying is a profit that important to deny someone the restroom??

Just to clarify, I wasn't the owner. However, I did agree with the rule. And the rule is more about respect of one's establishment. Not a way to swindle people out of $1. The $1 wasn't meant for profit, it was just a way of reasoning with the person.

It's the same principle as being invited to dinner/BBQ at a friend's house and you're the cheapskate who doesn't bring dessert or wine/beer.

Also this particular business wasn't located in the best of neighborhoods. One time a non-customer used the bathroom and she left crack cocaine residue in the sink. Ahh memories.

[MoneyPumpkins]

I just traded seals for TJ Yeldon. Wanted the fournette cuff

now that's a good trade, i like yeldon in 2019

[Ravenous]

I dropped RSJ during the off-season as I already had Ertz, ASJ, Hooper

I also drafted T. Burton at 3.02 (pick 22 in a 10 team).

RSJ was drafted at 4.02 (pick 32)

Just a reminder that even though RSJ "broke out" last year...it was for 2 games . Maybe I would weight those 2 games higher if they were the last 2 or in the playoffs. He went back to being nothing right after...

I am looking at my league stats page right now and pulled out the following TE facts:
RSJ 12/201/3 on 28 tgts
RSJ was #63 in receptions
RSJ was #48 in targets
RSJ was #25 in TDs
RSJ was #45 in Yds

Here are a few examples of guys that had similar or more production than RSJ in one stat or another with absolutely 0 value...

Demetrius Harris, KCC 18/224/1 on 35
Nick O'Leary, BUF 22/322/2 on 32
Seth Devalve, CLE 33/395/1 on 58
Coby Fleener, NOS 22/295/2 on 30
Darren Fells, DET 17/177/3 on 26

There multiple reasons to like RSJ over these guys given his situation vs theirs. However, I think he is JAG, and agree with some other posters that he isn't worth trading for...but if you really like him...throw something that you value even less, like a 3rd or 4th round pick.