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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
Also, I find it MUCH more distracting to sit upwind behind someone who lights a cigarette while seated within the square, while the canned announcement reminds people that smoking is prohibited.
And I find it MUCH more distracting when the people sitting behind me insist on having LOUD long conversations with each other, basically completely ignoring the fact that there's music playing and people trying to listen to it.
And I find it MUCH more distracting when someone chooses to put their chair too close to the wall, after being told by the Watch guy that he needs to move it a few feet forward, and then gives the Watch guy an argument even though he's the ONLY one who wants to block access.
And then those other people who sit at one end of the wall, who INSIST on walking in front of everyone in that row to get to the other side - when all they have to do is go the other way and they won't have to cross in front of anyone at all.
And all the people with dogs, who insist that their dogs LOVE loud music. Hint: they're behaving themselves because they're trained to behave themselves, or because they're too overwhelmed to do anything else. Dogs are very sensitive to sound. You're causing them damage. Stop doing that.
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Things have not changed. My dad had a simple view of these sorts of issues. Your rights end where the other person's rights begin. Truly a simple view of the most complex issues.
As far as your dogs. Truly simple, why do you bring your dog to a concert?
The most complex issues are truly simple.