Yikes. It looks like she's a member of the pinball community based on the charity article above. I'm assuming this has to be some crazy stuff for her to sue PAPA and potentially destroy something so dear to the community.

I'm not passing judgment, but you can be damn sure there would have to be gross negligence for me to even consider a lawsuit against PAPA. Like someone representing PAPA taping a black plastic garbage bag over a 4' deep hole or some shit.

I was thinking the same thing. I literally went out and bought new shoes while I was at PAPA the first time. My feet were killing me at the end of the day.

I only ever found barrels and signs that said “No Pinball Parking”.

And for those of you that have never been there, this is what you get. There is never a parking spot, so you end up parking 1/2 mile away and walking. Everyone knows the lot / streets / sidewalks are either non-existent or trashed. You need to watch where you walk. If it’s dark, use the flashlight on your phone. Well, at least that’s what I do.

Besides, it’s Pa, the entire state is a pothole.

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