The truth about Milwaukee

I hear alot about the crowd problems in Milwaukee, this is my take.
-2 super assholes in the venue. One guy kept yelling for lukin and another guy went nuts and was kicked out(I hear he was from Chicago)
-The Riverside is small, I think that made the yelling worse.
-Short distance between the stage and the back of the room on the lower level. Whenever the doors opened you could hear chattering from people in the lobby. I could hear that clearly from the 7th row. Not anyones fault, normally if you just need to talk the lobby is a good place for it.
After that the show was fantastic. Things really improved after the one asshole was tossed out. Clearly the show was affected by a few in the crowd, but i doubt it was ruined. Being from Milwaukee I hate hearing the negative comments about the city/people in it.
-2 super assholes in the venue. One guy kept yelling for lukin and another guy went nuts and was kicked out(I hear he was from Chicago)
-The Riverside is small, I think that made the yelling worse.
-Short distance between the stage and the back of the room on the lower level. Whenever the doors opened you could hear chattering from people in the lobby. I could hear that clearly from the 7th row. Not anyones fault, normally if you just need to talk the lobby is a good place for it.
After that the show was fantastic. Things really improved after the one asshole was tossed out. Clearly the show was affected by a few in the crowd, but i doubt it was ruined. Being from Milwaukee I hate hearing the negative comments about the city/people in it.
"so this is how liberty ends, with thunderous applause"
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It's always like that...a couple of a-holes ruining it for everyone else.