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Originally Posted by kennation
Here is an idea you send me the money we spent, WHICH IS NO DOUBT more than YOU and you can be in my space all you want, how about that?
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Oh, I have no doubt you spent more than what I did for my ticket. I picked up a second row center seat just the other day for face value. Let's hope all those extra hundreds you spent on meeting Mick got you a place in front of me, although I wouldn't bet on it.
But since you spent so much more money than me and many others, maybe you can request your own gold-encrusted throne instead of a seat and request a spot right in the aisle, thus eliminating anyone invading your personal space and guaranteeing you the special treatment which you seem to feel you so righteously deserve.
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Originally Posted by kennation
As for people needing to be put in a special area you should be ashamed. What if someone was in a wheel chair and couldn't see because you were being selfish and could care less. What if someone got hurt becuase you thought the rules didn't apply? Shameful. As long as everyone is having fun and everyone is respectful that's fine. You should deal with the fact that there are rules, so get over it.
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As someone else mentioned, there are special areas designated for those who are physically impaired. However, common sense should apply to those who prefer to sit instead of stand and if they so choose to buy a ticket close to the stage, then they have to be prepared to have other fans standing up in front of them if they're not in row numero uno. The world does not revolve around you and if 95% of the audience is standing, then either you're going to have to stand as well, or sit and deal with having your view blocked. Even if you spent $10,000 on your seat, it does not mean you are entitled to any special treatment than anyone else in your area.