As the Oakland A's prepare to leave the Coliseum after decades, both employees and fans reflect on their experiences and the impending loss. Longtime workers, such as clubhouse manager Mikey Thalblum, express sadness over the team's relocation to Las Vegas, citing the deep connections formed at the venue. Concession worker Eric Lenhart highlights the emotional impact on staff who have dedicated their lives to the Coliseum, with many uncertain about their future. Fans have also voiced their anger towards A's owner John Fisher and are sharing nostalgic memories of the team's legacy. The final game at the Coliseum is set for Thursday, marking the end of an era for the franchise and its supporters. The farewell has ignited a sense of community among those who have cherished the shared history of the A's in Oakland.