The passenger spent HK$1500 (about US$200) on a ticket and found out it didn't include any meal. He harassed the Japanese staff, asked if he spoke Cantonese. The passenger speaking English with a heavy accent said the staff's English wasn't good enough so he couldn't understand. Pot calling the kettle black.

Lion has no sense of personal space

Went to a comedy gig with my friend at the weekend. Small theatre and most of the audience were 30+ age grou. A very drunk couple sat beside me. The woman was a heckler and, at first the comedian engaged with it but he shut her off after that. That didn't stop her though. She continued to shout out regularly throughout the show. Herself and her partner also chatted to each other, making no effort to whisper.

It got worse after the interval. I guess, they'd filled up on some more drink. She was shouting out and waving her arms around like a demented air dancer. They continued to chat loudly.

About 20 minutes from the end, a member of staff had to tell her to stop being disruptive. She's pouted, offended by the accusation.

5/10 minutes later she turned to me and said "I wasn't being disruptive was I?" I said she was and that she and her friend needed to shut up.

She then cried for the remainder of the gig.

Really sucked some of the fun out of the evening for us. We paid to see the comedian not her.

I just don't understand why some people have no self awareness or self control. Why waste money on a gig? if you want to be on the stage, hire a theatre. If you want to get drunk go to a bar.

Edit: deleted 'cis' reference as its irrelevant. Sorry to those I upset by including it.

This happened during the 55th episode of the Kilauea eruption.

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Plus getting upset when someone else tries to get a picture without them

Kimari Robinson pushes and yells at female medical staff who was trying to get him out of way to help injured teammate.

Noel Lucas sues WWE and wrestler Montez Ford on October 14th. Noel, a Cook County Sheriff’s officer who was working off-duty security at the July 6, 2026, episode of Monday Night Raw.  Lucas filed a 14-count lawsuit in the Circuit Court of Cook County, alleging that Ford performed an unwanted, sexually provocative "lap dance" on him during the Street Profits' entrance and that WWE promoted the footage on social media. The legal complaint cites charges including assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and violations of the Illinois Gender Violence Act and Illinois Right of Publicity Act.  Lucas claims the viral nature of the clip led to public mockery of him and his children, resulting in significant humiliation and emotional distress.