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Cut Right To It: They’re loud, disruptive and totally uninterested in how you feel about them – badly behaving audience members are turning live events into cha…
Cut Right To It: They’re loud, disruptive and totally uninterested in how you feel about them – badly behaving audience members are turning live events into chaotic breeding grounds for conflict. Here’s how to maintain your sanity when a bad audience member strikes.
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@@86prash98Imported3wk ago
Need to talk to people not phone
@@sarcasticaificationImported3wk ago
I had a girl shove her way in front of me at a concert. Parked herself right in front of me, then proceeded to wildly fling her hair around and dance, hitting me in the face with her hair.<br><br>I asked her to stop. She looked at me as if I was the one out of line, and kept dancing. So, then I said, “I didn’t realize I was going to spend the night eating hair.”, to my husband. And then, I leaned in close, and creepily said in her ear, “Mmmm your hair is delissshhhiousss.” and gave her a creepy smile.<br><br>Her friend promptly moved, and she of course, looked like she was a victim.
@@altrocksImported3wk ago
When you make tickets to public events prohibitively expensive you mostly get the upper classes attending, and they have no shame.
@@CatholicBXRImported3wk ago
Teach all school-house pupils Boxing, Etiquette, & their Catholic-Catechism for a more-balanced society.
@@chadmmmmmm12Imported3wk ago
Lmao stop protesting Israel genocide at Jerry Seinfeld. Thank you Ellison CNN.
@@gabrielg490Imported3wk ago
You deserve what you tolerate
@@Hapee_snakeeImported3wk ago
I love this message
@@leona369Imported3wk ago
I can't believe that I am listening to someone from the left talk about being the one bad actor having to ruin everything have you seen protests from the left have you seen it I don't know about anybody else but the only people I see ruining events are ruining people's lives are leftist I hope you are calling out your own people, tell them to knock that shit off
Cut Right To It: They’re loud, disruptive and totally uninterested in how you feel about them – badly behaving audience members are turning live events into chaotic breeding grounds for conflict. Here’s how to maintain your sanity when a bad audience member strikes.
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