When will we learn as fans that the Jags are not a right but a privilege

Having a NFL team in your city is a status symbol.  More so then anything, the cities that have a NFL team are sure to get there city names advertised throughout the nation because of the year around coverage.  Having your NFL team play well is a bonus, from all the pro bowl player  to the playoff games, people who mention these aspect will have to say Jacksonville Jaguar, giving the city more notoriety.  In my opinion, there are 5 things into which people will notice your city. In no particular order 1. Sport franchises 2. Vibrant downtown 3. Location 4. Attractions 5. Special events.  Jacksonville already has 2 out of the 5, some might say 3.  We have the Jags and a great location in which offers us great weather, and great beaches.  The downtown will come just like San Diego's and Tampa's did after there super bowls.  We have great vacation sites for the rich, Ponte Vedra\St. Augustine and the for the nature lovers, Okefenokee swamp. 

Now comes my point, for those of us that are not native to Jacksonville (I hail from Orlando) the Jaguars are at the top of this list.  So why are the locals taking this for granted?  I love Wayne like the next person but first and for most he is a business person.  Its only going to be a matter of time before the straw breaks the Jaguars back.  Now we are doing really well in ticket sales (compared to other seasons) we are only 4,000 season tickets away from having no black outs.  Thats pretty good and we still have a lot of time left.  But I want to see waiting lists, I want to see people purchasing the seats.  The more the team stays hear the more the Jags will stay, every year is another foot deep into the minds of people in Jacksonville.  The common theme is the economy is down.  I just think its another excuse, one moment its to hot, the other it cost to much for a beer, now its the economy.  I see it as the Jags were already the cheapest in the NFL so the economy crunch shouldn't hurt the people who live and breath the Jags (my family and my friends).  People make priorities and it just so happens the Jaguars are a priority for me.  There is nothing like seeing a game live.  The stadium smell of hot dogs and beer, getting a tan in the fall of all seasons, Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is my church.  I just hope people start seeing this the way I do.  Gods gift to Jacksonville.