
05-21-2007, 04:46 PM
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Addicted Ledgie
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: bouncing off the wall at you. being defined by the applause.
Posts: 7,649
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Originally Posted by Rickypt
Carolc, I have had many similar concert experiences and it is one of the reason I don't go to as many as I used to. I was lucky that everyone around me at Stevie last week was very mellow and polite. Usually there is someone singing in my ear, waving their hands in my face, or doing something else obnoxious. At the Madison Square Garden show, I had to move into the aisle because the woman next to me kept taking over my space doing her stupid interpretative dance.
People are just very self-centered and do not pay attention to how their actions affect others.
It isn't just concerts. I went to a play a couple of weeks ago where the guy in front of me actually answered his vibrating cell phone, got up while talking, walked through the row and went out into the lobby. Then he came back (if I were ushering I would have kicked him out, or told him to wait until intermission), and proceeded to tell his friend about the phone call.
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look ....I had to take that call. 
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