Entitled woman and her husband refuse to move for man trying to use the restroom during a concert, so man toots his revenge right in their face: ‘Thank you, Vidalia onion burger!’

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  • Another recent story about entitled people not letting someone walk past at a concert reminded me of this story.
  • About 4 months ago my wife and I were enjoying a concert of one of those well known older rock bands doing a revival tour at our local venue. I got
  • free tickets from work, so Win Win! This venue is sitting room only. Unfortunately we had gotten dinner before, and part way
  • through the show I REALLY needed to use the bathroom. I tried to wait because 1) I hate missing part of the show, and 2) I'm a
  • large guy and pretty uncoordinated, so whenever I'm trying to walk past people sitting in an aisle, I inevitably end up accidentally stepping on
  • someone's toes. But alas, I absolutely could not wait anymore. So I got up, passed by the first few people who, politely,
  • either stood up or awkwardly moved their legs to the side. This was until I came to the aged boomer Karen who refused to even acknowledge me.
  • She also had a giant carpet bag sized purse on the ground in front of her between her legs. I said "excuse me" a couple of times but she ignored me. I
  • tried to give her the benefit of the doubt that maybe she couldn't hear me over the pounding drums and guitars, but she eventually made eye contact
  • with me and then continued to ignore me. Annoyed to have to step over her bag, I may have "accidentally" lightly
  • crushed her toes. However, I decided to be a little petty and stopped for a second to enjoy the show, blocking her view.
  • That was the extent of my intented petty revenge, but then nature took over. My urgency to get to the restroom became more important than
  • Man reaching for a large tasty burger
  • blocking this woman's view. I started to cramp with a lot of pressure, which in a moment of even more pettiness, I decided to let loose
  • right there.... directly in this Karen's face. Over the music I couldn't hear it, but I could feel it was warm, and it went on
  • for a solid 3 or 4 seconds. My back was turned to her so I couldn't see, but I just imagined her blouse fluttering with the unexpected breeze.
  • With nature telling me to keep going, I kept moving down the aisle, accidentally stepping on (what I assume was) her husband's toes as
  • well. You know how sometimes a smell will follow you? Well I didn't realize how bad the odor was until I was a few
  • steps past them. Seriously intense rank (thank you vidallia onion burger!).
  • I was looking forward to making eye contact and smiling at her and her husband when I returned (15 minutes
  • later), but sadly neither of them were in their seat anymore, and they didn't return for the rest of the show.
  • I hope it wasn't something I did.

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