Monday Night RAW WWE sucky lady

[BowserKoopa1]

So me and my best friend went to Monday Night RAW. He had a more expensive ticket than me because I was trying to cut back on spending, and I bought mine on the last day because it was a last minute decision to go.
First I was told that I was sitting in the wrong section, it was the next one over. But there's a lot of people to go through, and my seat is all the way over on the other end. So I go around the other way, and the usher tells me I need to go back the way I came before, past all those people. Well he could've saved alot of time and trouble, because I got into an argument with this lady. SB= Stupid Bitch
Me: May I get through please?
SB: Where's your seat?
Me (pointing): Right over there, I need to get by you.
SB: What's your seat number?
Me: #13.
SB: Let me see your ticket.
At this point I am getting annoyed and I don't feel like playing 20 questions.
Me: No I'm not showing you my ticket! I told you which seat was mine and showed you where it was. Now may I please get by?
SB: Where's your seat?
Me: I JUST SHOWED YOU!!!
SB: Your seat is over there on the other end?
Me: Yes, and the usher told me to go this way! Let me by please!
She said something else I didn't quite understand, and I storm off, telling her I am going to get security, or at least the usher. I bring him back and he talks to her. At this point I start to really get pissed off, but rightfully so. I bought my fucking ticket and I want to get to my seat.
Usher: You need to let him by.
SB: I'm holding a baby. I don't wanna get up.
Um ok, so you're holding a baby? That doesn't mean you can't stand up and let me pass. You're just too fucking lazy to stand up lady, that's your problem.
Me: That's just fucking great, lady! What the hell do you expect me to do?! He told me to go this way!
We continue to argue, but she refuses to budge, so the usher tells me to follow him and he'll let me go the other way. As I walk by the stupid bitch, I glare at her and then call her stupid. She says the same to me, and I say "fuck you!" Probably not the best thing to do I know, but I was extremely pissed that she would not let me get to my seat. Finally I go around the other way and she stares at me from the other end. Good, let her stare, I don't give a fuck. She's a very rude inconsiderate lady who only cares about herself. If the usher had just let me go the other way in the first place, none of this would've ever happened.

[AmbrosiaWriter]

*snap. RAGE*

WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND BRINGS A BABY TO A WWE RAW MONDAY NIGHT SHOW? *crick crick crick SNAP!* I've been to one and seriously, no matter where you are seated, the instant the show starts the energy level SPIKES and people end up getting jostled around. I accidentally got hit in the back of the head by an excited go'er behind me. He apologized a lot and tried his best to keep better control of his excitedly flailing limbs, but if I had been holding a baby when I got hit that kid would be on the floor.

If I was the usher I would've called security and had her escorted out - if I had the authority that is. Seriously, if she isn't letting other paying customers to their seats then she should be removed. I think there needs to be a new policy put in place of "NO BABIES" either. Who the hell wants to listen to a screeching, tired (as those shows go pretty late at a night for a baby) and cranky baby?

[mharbourgirl]

Someone brought a baby to RAW? Holy crap. That poor little kid, the pyro alone will have the child traumatized. It gets LOUD.

I got to go to RAW a few years ago. It was awesome fun. That was back in the Bret Hart/Stonecold period, we had a blast.

[Jay 2K Winger]

I haven't been to a WWE show in forever, because I get my jollies from indie wrestling, especially Chikara Pro.

Wrestling fans can be the worst. They're often the fringe folk of society, with ignorant opinions, alcohol abuse and salty language, insisting on shouting things like "FUCK THIS SHIT WE WANT STONE COLD!" when Stone Cold Steve Austin hasn't been an active member of the roster in YEARS. They'll get on your case because you're cheering for the wrestlers you like, which might be the heels (bad guys) and they'll insult you for doing so.

Indie shows are not exempt from this. Sure, the fans you get are often "smarter" than the mainstream fans, being more clued in to the nature of the business, but you'll get the jackasses who try to "get themselves over" by trying to start "funny" (not) chants, and calling out various "witticisms" that come to mind. Some of them are obsessed with the match times and can be seen with a stopwatch, promptly uploading the match results and times to the Internet.*

That said, wrestling fans can be the best sometimes. Little kids are the best fans, because they haven't become cynical yet and even their blind devotion to their favorite wrestlers can be endearing. The "smart" fans who know enough to be savvy of the business and to make the occasional witticism, and otherwise shut up and enjoy the show, are great. There was a crew of guys that would attend ROH shows in Manassas who gradually turned the whole of the crowd (over the course of several shows) over to their ways. This group of fans would pop huge for snapmares (a very basic wrestling move) and call out for it repeatedly. By the third Manassas show, they'd gotten a large portion of the crowd into the fun, and it was clear the wrestlers were at first bemused, then greatly amused by it, incorporating snapmare-related spots into their matches to pop the crowd. Great, great fun.




* One such fan, known as "Green Lantern Fan," is infamous among the East Coast indie wrestling scene for being this kind of
fan, even "ruining" a once-in-a-lifetime match in Ring of Honor. The match, featuring talent from the Japanese promotion Pro Wrestling NOAH, was Takeshi Morishima & Naomichi Marufuji vs KENTA & Mitsuharu Misawa. This was Misawa-san's US debut (and sadly, the only time he got to make a trip to the States before his tragic death), and the match was apparently supposed to end off a big spot juuuuust before the time limit "expired." A 'down to the wire' finish, which may or may not have been over the time limit given. Cue GLF, who was watching his stopwatch, starting to loudly count down the last thirty seconds, and causing the rest of the crowd to count . The match ended up ending on a time limit draw, because ROH couldn't ignore the entirety of the crowd counting down the time limit. Misawa looked confused and annoyed by the whole thing, and he's not the only wrestler to become annoyed by GLF's behavior.

[Draco]

Someone brought a baby to RAW? Holy crap. That poor little kid, the pyro alone will have the child traumatized. It gets LOUD.

I got to go to RAW a few years ago. It was awesome fun. That was back in the Bret Hart/Stonecold period, we had a blast.

I went to a RAW YEARS ago. Lex Luger, Macho Man, Bret Hart, etc. Well, early 90s. >.>

I miss those days.

[Mystic]

Usher handled the situation in the best way possible, IMO. The last thing you want to do at an event like that is cause a scene. She was being a complete and total bitch, that is for sure, but she wasn't causing a ruckus so to get security involved and have her removed for such a thing would have been a bad move because a bigger scene would have been made, for sure.

All things considered, if this is the worst thing to happen at an event like this, it's a good day. It certainly sucks for you though having to deal with a complete and utter cunt like that though.

As for the baby... WWE I don't believe has any age limit restrictions. I've worked for them many times but that's not really something I've educated myself on because it's not really my department. However, it's pretty irresponsible of her to bring a child that young to an event like that. The sound alone for an adult at these events can cause hearing damage. I can only imagine what it would do to a small child.

[KatherineB]

I'm now wondering if the woman got through the show with the baby there, or if, when it started screaming, she left. Presumably after demanding that the usher make those nasty people on the stage turn the volume down or something.

[Mystic]

I'm now wondering if the woman got through the show with the baby there, or if, when it started screaming, she left. Presumably after demanding that the usher make those nasty people on the stage turn the volume down or something.

Believe it or not... that happens all. the. time.