First thing - I'm not bothered at all by this. It was mainly a discussion I had with friends.
We have a new minor league baseball stadium in Knoxville, where I live. It's fantastic. The Knoxville Smokies are the AA affiliate for the Cubs and they were here for many years but 25 years ago left as the city and owners couldn't figure out a stadium. They finally got it together and built a nice stadium downtown. It's fantastic.
Was at the game today and had nice seats. Row 15 behind home plate on the aisle. During play in an inning, some people were walking up the aisle and knew the people a few rows in front of us. They stopped to say hello and stood there talking for at least 5 minutes. I didn't really care as baseball moves pretty slow and my view was blocked for maybe a batter or two. Not a big deal.
My friend that was with me grew up in Dallas and said, "When we'd go to Rangers games as a kid, they'd boo people for standing in the aisle like that and just chatting."
I didn't really care, but thought it was interesting.
It for sure is sort of a "world revolves around me" to not realize you're blocking the view of several people. But again, not a huge deal.
Mostly wondered what others thought.
We have a new minor league baseball stadium in Knoxville, where I live. It's fantastic. The Knoxville Smokies are the AA affiliate for the Cubs and they were here for many years but 25 years ago left as the city and owners couldn't figure out a stadium. They finally got it together and built a nice stadium downtown. It's fantastic.
Was at the game today and had nice seats. Row 15 behind home plate on the aisle. During play in an inning, some people were walking up the aisle and knew the people a few rows in front of us. They stopped to say hello and stood there talking for at least 5 minutes. I didn't really care as baseball moves pretty slow and my view was blocked for maybe a batter or two. Not a big deal.
My friend that was with me grew up in Dallas and said, "When we'd go to Rangers games as a kid, they'd boo people for standing in the aisle like that and just chatting."
I didn't really care, but thought it was interesting.
It for sure is sort of a "world revolves around me" to not realize you're blocking the view of several people. But again, not a huge deal.
Mostly wondered what others thought.