@raleighbowman Would be super interested if they decide to sell. October 20th is my birthday! And it would be absolutely incredible to be able to celebrate it instead of “doing it with a broken heart” 💔
@Eras_Resale Also when I just went there it showed the error but still asked me the standard accept cookies prompt. Which if there was a true failure to fetch it shouldn’t have asked.
@gloriousstae@cmtswift Again… correct… which would fall under me saying they needed to provide access to water… and they failed in doing that… and again me saying it was the stadium’s fault( that t4f runs). I’ve understood this whole time. We agree. You’re just fighting back for the sake of it
@gloriousstae@cmtswift Literally didnt say anything of the sort if you actually read what I said. Like 5 times I said they shouldve been given water or allowed to bring water & the stadium needed to provide access to water. Only that venues need to consider how to bring that access better to GA crowds
@gloriousstae@cmtswift I’m not saying GA floors are the problem or suggesting to get rid of them. Water availability is the problem. But the nature of life of a concert goer is a GA person will be more at risk of not getting the water needed. So that fact needs to be considered for shows with GA floors
@gloriousstae@cmtswift BUT bc they do have to choose to leave their spot (in a better world where water is provided) & maybe not get to return they are less likely to leave than someone with a seat. Which makes the GA model as a concept more dangerous any time & especially when water wasnt available
@gloriousstae@cmtswift And also for the record, they (the stadium) should absolutely allow water into the stadium and honestly in these conditions should absolutely provide it freely.
@gloriousstae@cmtswift I think she was trying to say that GA increases the problem of access to water. Currently in a GA layout those people are less likely to leave their spot to go get water if needed. A seated person can get water & return no problem. GA are less likely to want to lose their spot