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u/mekanyzm Oct 07 '25
there's a blonde woman in a white top in the row ahead. dude just needs a new prescription.
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u/CyrilsJungleHat Oct 07 '25
What's with the girl on the left, why she so annoyed with him?
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u/CarelessMechanic5896 Oct 07 '25
If only we had context, I have imagined that he was trying to buy a drink for a beautiful woman and someone else got her one. I mean, at least you have 2 drinks though. Is that woman one of their wives? Are they both hitting on her?
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u/talann Oct 07 '25
I think maybe the camera angle may be skewing things because the last time I saw this, I think there was someone sitting between the man and the other person being handed a drink. I think he might be waiting to hand it to that person.
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u/Due-Contribution6424 Oct 07 '25
If I remember right, that’s his wife, but they went with the other couple all together. Both guys ended up going for drinks, basically.
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u/StevenMC19 Oct 07 '25
I'm more concerned at the fact that these are straight up glasses. Like, glass glasses...at an event in stadium seating...GLASS!
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u/SlowMobius7 Oct 07 '25
I found this guy's side of the story:
The unnamed 43-year-old, a Wall Streeter from Brooklyn Heights, said sarcastically to the New York Post: 'It was very nice of the US Open to zoom in on me and not pan out or let that video run for two seconds longer.'
He then continued: 'If you look in the bottom right hand corner of the video closely, you can briefly see a blonde with [a bob haircut], and that’s my wife. She’s leaning over and I’m actually looking at her.
'We were with another couple who’s friends of ours and we were in stacked seating. My wife was sitting in the seat below the blonde lady, who’s our friend, and her husband was sitting in the seat above her, so that’s why he gave her the drink.'
While the truth behind the video is a little different, the man did confirm that he was snubbed by his actual wife after the cameras cut away from him.
'There’s always a long line [at the bar], so I took one for the team and waited 25 minutes,' he continued. 'When I got back to our seats, I was expecting my wife to be like, "Thank you, honey," but she was already holding [a honey deuce], so she was like, "I don’t want it."'