
Last evening I attended a concert in Denver at the world famous Red Rocks amphitheater. We arrived early and well we squatted some good seats. Which means we sat in someone else’s seats hoping they would get drunk and either forget where they were or get ejected from the park after hitting their wife over the head with a beer bottle. As the place started to fill up and people around us were getting moved out from seats they had squatted, we were still seated and our luck was holding. It looked that we were in the clear and our little gamble had paid off. At least I knew my friend Chuck was in the clear, he had nestled up next to a rather attractive young woman. I am sure had he wanted to he could have stuck with this girl and her friends. But by the second song of Maroon 5 these two rather large women and when I say large I don’t mean fat. I mean large women had drank all the could at the beer pavilion and were now on the hunt for some dick, and their seats. Little did they know their seats were being warmed by three very lovely human beings, one of which was me! Needless to say we had to move and here is were the real adventure begins.
I was disappointed to say the least but the fact that these overly attractive women moved us from our seats, was not my biggest disappointment. I am not going into what other disappointments I had as I am trying to remain upbeat. At this point we decided it might be time for another beer, ok I decided, I grab one or maybe two I don’t remember and we head down to the front in hopes of getting some better seats. I used the word hope back there and I really had it, honestly. We got down front and my other two companions move into the crowd only to be rejected by the whole row of people. I had been trailing behind as I always do, bad leg or foot or I was gawking, and a couple of girls grabbed my arm and said, “Where do your friends think they are going, there is no room for you here move on..”. At this point I said to these fine ladies wearing low ride jeans, these of course were not the 2% that can get away with wearing these type of jeans, “ladies, I don’t know those people, I have never seen them before and frankly when you look at me do you think I would be the kind of Gentlemen who would hang out with such people”. They looked at me with their beer goggled eyes and with amazement, for they could not understand a word that was coming out of my mouth. I am not saying these particular girls were dumb, ok thats what I am saying. It was at this point in which I moved down two rows and squeezed my ass in with some very frumpy looking girls who were not happy about me standing in their row. I then called up my “Chris state of mind†in which I am completely clueless as to what is going on around me, and it worked. They kept looking at me and I acted as if someone had just kicked my between the eyes.
All the while I had been keeping an eye on my fellow concert going buddies as they struck out in the rows behind me, they moved into similar positions hoping to fool someone into letting them stand in the row. Needless to say this did not last long, I got pushed out by a very large girl who was just back from the restroom. It wasn’t to much longer before we were pushed out of the front rows and back up top at Red Rocks without seats enjoying a beer, at least I was enjoying one. We moved about the venue for the next hour our so settling in here or there enjoying the sounds of Maroon 5 and then John Mayer.
I am sure there was more to tell, or should I say more stories of amazingly rude people, but I as I have already stated, I am trying to remain upbeat.. When all was said and done we had a great time! Chuck got over 20 numbers and I got a pant leg full of beer and a Coors stomach ache.
The next time you are at a concert and someone in the crowd says hey you, no you, can I sit here? I want you to think long and hard about what you say next and if he or she is a looker maybe you should say, “yes, you are!”.
Looking forward to more concert fun next week when I see Dave, stay tunned!!