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Why does it have to be either/or? Why not ask people not to talk disruptively and disallow people from sitting on someone's shoulders in addition to the phone
by slantyyz 9y ago
Why does it have to be either/or?
Why not ask people not to talk disruptively and disallow people from sitting on someone's shoulders in addition to the phone ban?
- hashkb 9y agoBecause they will break any rule you set. People at concerts are inebriated and uninhibited. That's the point. So you do actually have to physically enforce any rules you want to exist at a rock show.
- slantyyz 9y agoWell it's a chicken and egg thing. If rules are never enforced at concerts, people will continue to break the rules thinking nothing will happen to them. If rules tend to be consistently enforced and people know they run the risk of being ejected from a concert, people might be more likely to behave a little more.
- otempomores 9y agoDear god how i long for a well behaved rock concert
- zimpenfish 9y agoIt doesn't (although I don't agree with the phone ban anyway) but GP specifically made a point of claiming there was hardly anything more annoying and, in my experience, that's just not true. Consider it an Anecdata Pebble.
- valuearb 9y agoProblem is you have to find an usher. Then the usher has to be willing to do something. Then the person and their friends have to be adult enough not to start harassing you for it. And if they try to assault you, you need to be able to defend yourself and your date/friends. That's why most people do nothing and concerts get worse.