Anybody know this guy from Worcester GA 10/15

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  • Lukinz
    Lukinz Posts: 386
    South of Seattle wrote:
    Don't know him, don't care.

    It is gross, but at least he wasn't pissing.

    It's sad that the bar is this low.
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  • WhyGo91
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    I can see where the OP is coming from. You're in an arena/stadium, you're not outside and in a field or something. People are walking, dancing, and trying to have a good time, the last thing you want is to step in someone else's spit when it could have very well been avoided. Now I get that sometimes you step in beer puddles or some dirt every now and then, but sometimes that can't be avoided. It's almost the same as if someone was chewing gum and spit it out. It's one of those times where you have to think to yourself, "really? you're that inconsiderate to everyone around you?".

    I also don't think she should have confronted the guy like some other member on here had suggested. While we all think that most Pearl Jam fans are all kind and decent people, you never know who you'll encounter at a concert. Remember that story of the guy at Wrigley? the guy who just started beating the guy to a pulp for some really small tiff? What would have happened if that had happened to her? I would feel so horrible.

    To the OP: hang in there, not all people are so inconsiderate.
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  • PushinPaint
    PushinPaint Posts: 434
    PJ_Soul wrote:
    Dipping?

    skoal, tobacco spit
  • DewieCox
    DewieCox Posts: 11,432
    That's exactly why I started wearing shoes when I go to the big city.

    It's kinda gross but not really that big of a deal unless he's spitting on people.
  • Bdog10
    Bdog10 Boca Posts: 471
    I think the guy is an asshole for doing what he did. But OP, it's a pretty dick move posting his pic on a message board.
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  • Peggysue
    Peggysue Posts: 6
    The same thing happened in Buffalo by my daughter and me. The guy was spitting on the step; it was so gross and one man with a cane nearly slipped and fell on his spit. I am currently disabled and this infuriated my 19 year-old daughter. So she confronted him and his friend and told them how disgusting it was and suggested they go get a cup to spit in. She wasn't rude to them but they just left and went down to GA so I don't know if they stopped doing it or not. Some behavior is just so rude anywhere even at a concert. we all should be better than that and always remember those around us. Doesn't Eddie always tell us to "take care of each other." I know that's how I tried to raise my kids! I also raised a wonderful strong-willed independent daughter!
  • idreaminred
    idreaminred Posts: 314
    I have to say the person who did it sent me a very nice offline message apologizing. He basically said he was a little tipsy and now realizes how rude it was. It was pretty stand up for him to acknowledge it and say sorry.
  • PureandEasy
    PureandEasy Posts: 5,818
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    He took a picture of a stranger, posted it online, and encouraged people to berate him. Now that's class.

    Exactly
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  • Last-12-Exit
    Last-12-Exit Charleston, SC Posts: 8,661
    you should really consider taking that picture down. have you heard of online bullying? The dude wasn't breaking the law.
  • SPEEDY MCCREADY
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    PureandEasy wrote:
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    He took a picture of a stranger, posted it online, and encouraged people to berate him. Now that's class.

    Exactly
    How about it...
    Now we take pictures of each other, at the venue, and call each other out on the message pit?

    Fucking Pathetic.
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  • SVRDhand13
    SVRDhand13 Posts: 27,009
    SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:
    PureandEasy wrote:
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    He took a picture of a stranger, posted it online, and encouraged people to berate him. Now that's class.

    Exactly
    How about it...
    Now we take pictures of each other, at the venue, and call each other out on the message pit?

    Fucking Pathetic.

    It's a shame this thread is still active. Should've been locked immediately. And yes I am the forum police haha
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  • dimitrispearljam
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    sure isnt the best - polite thing someone spitting in an area with other people,but i find complitely wrong you took a photo and post it online..
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  • october22
    october22 Posts: 2,533
    This thread is bullshit and should be against the rules. Also, you were behind him. Get over yourself.
  • JK_Livin
    JK_Livin South Jersey Posts: 7,365
    Offer him a cup and watch the concert instead of him spitting.
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  • idreaminred
    idreaminred Posts: 314
    I didn't confront him and ask him to stop because honestly, I was afraid of what he might do. I didn't want to get a face full of spit, or have him start a fight with my friend who was there. But yes, I was pissed, and disgusted. And I was RIGHT NEXT to him, and ended up moving back and away because I was disgusted.

    So yes, I opted for public shaming. I stand by my decision. It is my way of saying 'Hey this was NOT COOL' without it escalating into god knows what. Ironically he agreed that it was RUDE (his words). And he apologized for being uncool.

    Chastise me all you want but to defend such nasty, unsanitary and gross behavior boggles my mind.
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