We were out last night to see the Broadway show JANIS JOPLIN, a tribute to a soulful woman, good tribute over all. My point is that despite the show and the theatrical experience blah blah, my concern is that because for obvious money reasons, security allowed misbehaved patrons to walk in and out of the theatre, cheapening the performance like it was a McDonald's.
We were constantly being disturbed by "clearly novice theatre goers".But which one of us said something to the theatre personnel? Who in your relationship, opens up their mouth to make a complaint? Do both of you steam and gripe to yourselves? Does one politely bring it to the attention of one who can do something about it, or does one of you freak out and demand your money back? Or do you get the "SHHHH, don't make a scene!!
If you and your partner have been in similar situations while out or with customer service, and one of you feels you're fighting the beast alone, bring this up in a conversation. Especially, when you need him or her to back you up, or pull you back before you start swinging.
It's one of you who speaks up, but how does the other feel sitting silent?
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