Fans First text hotline

[POND_OF_RED]

Has anyone else witnessed these fans first ushers directing people to sit down at the stadium now? I was in section 308 today and some douche bag brought his 3 kids all under 10 years old and text the fans first hotline to complain that people in front of him were standing during the game. Obviously most of the section hated him, but fans first and security did everything they could to ruin the sections enjoyment so that he could see while sitting down with his arms crossed the whole game. Where did all of these douche bags come from that think they can just go sit in the upper deck the whole game for a little family fun day with your toddlers? I wish Gunther Cunningham was still alive to beat this douche bag senselessly. No surprise he was decked out in a KU shirt with nothing Chiefs related at all. If you know this man, please slap him and revoke his season tickets he claims to own.



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[cmh6476]

Is the dude behind him warships m wrapping up the finger to you for taking a picture, or him?

[Rainbarrel]

His kids will be mock screwing on the Murano hood this morning in Carhartt bibs

[POND_OF_RED]

Originally Posted by cmh6476

Is the dude behind him warships m wrapping up the finger to you for taking a picture, or him?

He’s laughing and pointing to look at me for the picture because I smiled for his that he “threatened” me with.

[Rain Man]

You sit during game breaks and you stand for plays. Everyone knows that.

[Fan]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

You sit during game breaks and you stand for plays. Everyone knows that.

I thought this was the law........

[IA_Chiefs_fan]

I sit if the people in front of me are sitting. I stand if the people in front of me are standing. So I stand 80-90% of the time.

[Spott]

Originally Posted by POND_OF_RED

He’s laughing and pointing to look at me for the picture because I smiled for his that he “threatened” me with.

While wearing khakis to a Chiefs game. What a tool.

[POND_OF_RED]

He sent another complaint to security after I gave him shit for going to security to have people sit down. He tried saying I was cussing profusely and putting my hands on other fans. Security made me miss a few minutes of a drive to talk to them about it. I told them it was called a high five and to look into how many complaints that guys sending. They asked to pull the man to the side and talk to them and he refused to leave his kids. I kindly reminded security that I didn’t have an option and he finally had to go talk to them and then left with his whole family.

The funny conclusion to it all is that I saved that family from being right in the middle of a brawl that took place between some idiots at the end of our row. His kids would have definitely been crushed during the fight that spilled over the rows. You’re welcome douche bag. Keep your toddlers away from Arrowhead until they’re ready for its ways.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by IA_Chiefs_fan

I sit if the people in front of me are sitting. I stand if the people in front of me are standing. So I stand 80-90% of the time.

This is the way

[BryanBusby]

Of course it was a ****ing beaker. You'll have to understand, they're not used to having anything to get excited about.

[kysirsoze]

Sounds like security handled it pretty well. If he was claiming you were being violent, they had to look into it. Then they took him out instead. Shitty situation to deal with, but it sounds like the right outcome.

[kysirsoze]

Originally Posted by BryanBusby

Of course it was a ****ing beaker. You'll have to understand, they're not used to having anything to get excited about.

[Fish]

Those Chiefs Zubaz though...

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by POND_OF_RED

He sent another complaint to security after I gave him shit for going to security to have people sit down. He tried saying I was cussing profusely and putting my hands on other fans. Security made me miss a few minutes of a drive to talk to them about it. I told them it was called a high five and to look into how many complaints that guys sending. They asked to pull the man to the side and talk to them and he refused to leave his kids. I kindly reminded security that I didn’t have an option and he finally had to go talk to them and then left with his whole family.



The funny conclusion to it all is that I saved that family from being right in the middle of a brawl that took place between some idiots at the end of our row. His kids would have definitely been crushed during the fight that spilled over the rows. You’re welcome douche bag. Keep your toddlers away from Arrowhead until they’re ready for its ways.

I'm not sure that my kids were toddlers when each went to their first games, but they did learn to stand in their seats. When that wasn't enough, people pretty-much always helped.