U2Fanatic4ever
Blue Crack Addict
Can we kick his ass even if he doesn't try to cut in line?
he might cry if you do..
Can we kick his ass even if he doesn't try to cut in line?
Can we kick his ass even if he doesn't try to cut in line?
i have my doubts about the list thing - what happens with your regular fans who aren't "in the know" and turn up to queue at say around 1pm, have no idea about the "list protocol", wait in line all afternoon, and then at 5pm hundreds of people who happened to be on "a list" suddenly appear out of nowhere and push in in front of them?
man i would be pretty pissed off if that happened to me...
For example, if I get in line at 8am and my husband doesn't get off work until 4pm, is it okay for him to join me in the GA line at that point?
I think circumstances have to be taken into account where a person can't get to a venue until evening time, but their friend, partner, spouse, family member, etc., has been waiting all day in line. It would be horrible if said person who arrived in the evening wouldn't be allowed to be with the other half of their party. That's just plain wrong in my eyes.
I still agree with this person's statement. For Vertigo L.A. Staples Center, my best friend and I were #250 or 260 something, and we still got to just 1 or 2 people behind the rail at the tip of the ellipse.
That just the way of General Admission. People are always going to show up later and the line moves back a bit. It's been that way ever since I've been going to concerts since I was a teenager. It's nothing to stress about or let ruin your concert experience.
So I should forget going to GA early in Pittsburgh since my girlfriend can't get out of work earlier then 3 PM? She can get a number in the morning though.