Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another edition of This Guy Gets
Speaker 1: It with My Sessler. Today Mark discusses proper in stadium
Speaker 1: fan etiquette, the dudes, the domes, and how to behave
Speaker 1: in our chapels of football dome. And now here's your host,
Speaker 1: My Sessler.
Speaker 2: Does the NFL have a fan etiquette problem? It's a
Speaker 2: question being asked by talking heads following a string of
Speaker 2: videos showing football fanatics squaring off in NFL venues over
Speaker 2: recent weeks. To the naked eye, it might appear and
Speaker 2: uptickets occurred in showdowns that involve ruffians, lathered up teens, hillbillies,
Speaker 2: agitated farm hens, bulky females with an edge to their demeanor,
Speaker 2: drunken factotems, and unclean child mobs angling for chaos. The
Speaker 2: truth is these incidents Seymour freak it went. Due to
Speaker 2: the nature of social media today, we have instant access
Speaker 2: to occurrences that would have remained under wraps in the
Speaker 2: olden days or at most word of mouth. Those same
Speaker 2: incidents are now spread vibraally on x dished up meleeys
Speaker 2: between two plus men who care less about a dangling
Speaker 2: partisiple and more about landing a right hook to the
Speaker 2: cheek of a human wearing a jersey color. One does
Speaker 2: not agree with a recent clash at Levi's Stadium reportedly
Speaker 2: included punches, kicking, and hair pulling. It goes without saying
Speaker 2: that this flies in the face of good sportsmanship. When
Speaker 2: you attend an NFL game, you become part of the
Speaker 2: effort to make the experience safe and enjoyable for all fans.
Speaker 2: We don't need the contest interrupted by Katie O'Malley, who
Speaker 2: thought it was a good idea to suck down seven
Speaker 2: jello shots outside Julette before tumbling into a catfight with
Speaker 2: Wendy Baxter, simply because Baxter showed up to the Patriots
Speaker 2: game with ned Rock. Look, we get it, we do.
Speaker 2: Ned Rock is well over six feet tall, a bit
Speaker 2: of a flyboy, and as a steady stream of incos.
Speaker 2: But in this case, it was literally two Patriots fans
Speaker 2: fighting each other. Katie O'Malley swinging Wendy Baxter to the
Speaker 2: ground by her ponytail of dirty blonde hair, redundant, waste
Speaker 2: of time. This is exactly what we don't need to
Speaker 2: happen during an NFL game.
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