If you’re such a lifelong bleacher jockey, as you claim, I would think by now you would know where to sit so as to have a unobstructed view at all times.
Either that or have grown a bigger pair and asked those standing to please sit down.
I hope that the races I attend are exciting enough to give me a reason to stand up!!!!!
I have learned you can't complain or make any attempt to make things better for everyone,the common advice seems to be"If you don't like it just don't go".I for one am beginning to take that advice and maybe others are also.
Originally Posted by OnTheHammer:
GEEZ here we go again.
If you’re such a lifelong bleacher jockey, as you claim, I would think by now you would know where to sit so as to have a unobstructed view at all times.
Either that or have grown a bigger pair and asked those standing to please sit down.
I hope that the races I attend are exciting enough to give me a reason to stand up!!!!!
We did not pay to look at your back. NASCAR or "wrasslin" should work well for your selfish philosophy. Also, just how does your standing make the on-track action more exciting? This post is ludicrous, but very typical of the way people ignore the social contract between us all.
Good example during a red flag condition at Bloomington last night.Not a word was uttered about the line up until the cars refired. On the other hand their video screen for advertising is great,not cluttered up with finishing orders of qualifying or heat races
How about everyone just be respectful of those around them while at a race regardless of what the PA announcer is or is not imploring them to do or not do.
Originally Posted by ChetC:
Just to play the devil's advocate, sometimes the on-track action is so exciting, fans can't help but stand as evidenced by this highlight...
Self-discipline is generally a positive personality trait. As a former middle school dean, the " I just can't help it" brings back one of the classic excuses for adolescent behavior.
