‘You’re Not Entitled to Kindness When You Are Purposely Being Rude’ : Cheeky Dude Expects Woman To Respond Nicely When He Obstructs Her View at Sporting Event, Revealing His Own Hypocrisy

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    Font - Posted by u/Reeceyi1 6 hours ago AITA for knowingly obstructing someone's view at a sporting event Myself and my partner attended a sports game recently and a big part of this event is the major sponsor: KFC. The whole league gives out KFC buckets to wear on your head in the colours of your team. I usually wear this at every game I attend and have no visibility problems with the people behind me. However on this particular game - the woman behind me DID have an issue. As soon as I put on
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    Font - f***ing serious?" I chose to ignore the remark and left my bucket on. This comment was followed by many many more throughout the game, such as when her male friend would make a comment about his team she would say loudly "Well i wouldn't know because I can't see" and when my partner and I went to grab a beverage and returned to our seats she again, blurted out: "Great I can't wait to not see again". My partner texted me throughout to ask if she was talking about me and I responded with: "
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    Font - I took this approach for the whole game - if she asked me nicely I would take it off my head without hesitation but I refused to reward her bad manners. She went to the extent of swapping seats with her male friend in the second half of the game but still made remarks out loud such as: "See, i told you you can't see" & "Do you understand why I'm upset now" but he brushed it off and didn't make a fuss. So AITA for knowing that I was obstructing her view but chose to match her pettiness abo
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    Font - emeraldechos 6 hr. ago edited 6 hr. ago Partassipant [4] Yta Youre a bit hypocritical talking about bad manners 2.3k Reply Share miss-r Her89 2 hr. ago I don't get why he was the ,ole, not once the woman asked him if he would mind a taking it off...
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    Font - He didn't put it on with the intention of blocking her view. She should have acted as an adult and politely asked him if he could take it off as it was blocking her view. Instead she acted as a toddler having a tantrum, why should anyone reward that behaviour is beyond me. ΝΤΑ 622 Reply Share Lily ExplainsItAll . 1 hr. ago The header literally says "AITA for KNOWINGLY obstructing someone's view."
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    Font - procrastinatorsuprem · 53 min. ago Manners are there so the rules don't have to be explicitly spoken all day every day. Manners is thinking about the needs of others before yourself. He should not have needed to be asked. Vote Reply Share PrettySweet419 - 51 min. ago love this Vote Reply Share
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    Font - ScaryButterscotch474 Yeah it's the old "I'll do something cheeky and if someone says something I will stop but I will put conditions on how they say it because I don't actually want to stop." 48 min. ago OP knew what he was doing. Reply Share Vote punhere22 1 hr. ago It's called good behavior, not "better than that jerk behind me" behavior
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    Font - BayYawnSay 33 min. ago Because no one's entitled to niceties due to their blatant rudeness. It was immediately obvious to OP that he was obstructing their view but chose to be rude and wait for them to be nice before OP chose to be nice. Adults, people. Act like adults even if the adults around you aren't. Reply Share Vote
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    Font - Professional-Pea-583 4 hr. ago Partassipant [1] You have a chicken bucket on your head in public and are asking AITA. How could you not be 72 Reply Share FormalMango 2 hr. ago lol he's one of 20'000 people with buckets on their heads. 10 Reply Share

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