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Posted January 01, 2017 21:23 · last edited January 01, 2017 21:25

Why does the head of security have to ask in person? If he instructs the security plebs - red badge - to ask you to stop then you comply. As for abusive people in the zone - they didnt have any impact on me as I was in aisle 23, if they were causing that much of a concern why not raise it with red badge at the time - they have a text number to assist with this. 

They reacted to loud popping of balloons which initially sounded like fireworks - most of the guys around me though this until we saw a balloon being blown up. I'll bet you anything that this was their initial fear.

Was it one of yours that ended up on the pitch?

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theprof edited January 01, 2017 21:25

Why does the head of security have to ask in person? If he instructs the security plebs - red badge - to ask you to stop then you comply. As for abusive people in the zone - they didnt have any impact on me as I was in aisle 23, if they were causing that much of a concern why not raise it with red badge at the time - they have a text number to assist with this. 

The reacted to loud popping of balloons which initially sounded like fireworks - most of the guys around me though this until we saw a balloon being blown up. Was it one of yours that ended up on the pitch?

theprof edited January 01, 2017 21:24

Why does the head of security have to ask in person? If he instructs the security plebs - red badge - to ask you to stop then you comply. As for abusive people in the zone - they didnt have any impact on me as I was in aisle 23, loud popping of balloons which initially sounded like fireworks - most of the guys around me though this until we saw a balloon being blown up. Was it one of yours that ended up on the pitch?