Grown Man Pushes Past Kids For Autographs at the MLB All Star Game

He might need to reconsider his priorities.

By Daniel Bonfiglio

Published 3 years ago in Creepy

This guy went a little too hard trying to get autographs on the red carpet of this year's MLB All Star Game in Los Angeles. Sporting Padres gear, and standing around children brandishing mostly Dodgers gear, this fan went all out trying to get the autograph of Astro's starting pitcher Justin Verlander.

Visibly screaming, "Justin please," he thrusts a baseball, (of which he is holding two), beyond the reach of the kids around him. Jostling for position he elbows a young Dodgers fan out of the way, and shoots him some choice words when the kid is visibly disturbed. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell if this bully actually ended up with an autograph.

Now I'm all for normalizing adults getting souvenirs at sporting events. I'd argue that very often an adult who has been an avid fan for years deserves a ball or an autograph more than a kid who just came to a game because their parents took them there. But that should never extend to kids who obviously do care, like the kids here, and this man's behavior is completely un-acceptable. We hope that he never gets an autograph again.
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WayBack WHENsday: What the F**k Is up Denny’s?!

Always remember these young kings keeping the scene alive. This is the hardcore-punk band, Live Without.

By zachnading

Published 3 years ago in Funny

Always remember these young kings keeping the scene alive. This is the hardcore-punk band, Live Without.

In May of 2013, the band played a show at non-other than a Denny's restaurant. Why is this so iconic? Well besides the fact that it's a f**king Denny's. These are the types of shows we grew up going to in Western, PA.

Shows at the Meridian Vet's Club, the old Penn Movie Theater. We didn't have 'venues' so it was basements, churches, and everything in between.

So it makes sense that this iconic video went viral, now with nearly 3 million views. It's the spirit of the pop/punk/emo scene of the early 2000's.

Not only are these kids raging, moshing, and rocking out at Denny's, but just this month (yes July 2022) we were gifted with a secondary angle of the legendary show. Doesn't get much cooler than that. Thank you Live Without, we are forever indebted to you.

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