Just wanted to offer a special thanks to the two Fire/EMS guys who manned the front stretch safety platform tonight at Lernerville. These two individuals chose to stand and pace around on the platform the entire evening while conversing on and playing with their cell phones. The end result was that some of us fans in the seats in the next section had our view of the end of the front stretch and most of turn one blocked from view the entire evening especially when they chose to stand side by side.
I have viewed the racing action from this section of seating for several years, and with the exception of a few occasions have never had to have my view of the track blocked by workers standing for extended periods of time on the platform while doing their duties. Seating is provided for these workers and is normally used by them which appears to give them adequate visibility of the entire track. While seated, they are not blocking viewing of the track.
I am 110% appreciative of the all the fire and EMS crews who help out at the track and for their dedicated efforts to be trained and the sacrifice of time they give and realize that race days would not happen without them, however, it would be appreciated if when they are on duty on that platform that they would be courteous to the fans who have paid good money to see racing on the entire track, not just 4/5th's of it and remain seated while racing is in progress.
Hate to bring this up, but tomorrow is another night of racing with more cars on the track at a time and much more racing action is expected, and since it is all we will get to see until next spring, I don't want to miss any of it including what goes on in turn one.
Special Thanks to Two Fire/EMS at Lernerville Tonight
Started by racefanatic, Oct 26 2013 12:07 AM
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#1
Posted 26 October 2013 - 12:07 AM
#2
Posted 26 October 2013 - 01:30 AM
Two things . . .
1. Are you f#&king kidding me? There were what? 500 people there tops in the stands? It's not like it was the Firecracker or Silver Cup. Seems your options were, oh, I don't know, 9,500 other seats?!
2. Did you think to go up and ask them to sit down because you couldn't see? They tend to be very nice and accommodating people; I mean they do volunteer to save lives, help people in need, etc. I'm sure they just didn't want to sit on steel chairs with it being cold and all. But had you just asked, they probably would have sat down or at least stood still. But then what would you have b!tched about?!
#3
Posted 26 October 2013 - 02:56 AM
Yeh, he,or she, should change its name to "Bitchfanatic"!!Two things . . .
1. Are you f#&king kidding me? There were what? 500 people there tops in the stands? It's not like it was the Firecracker or Silver Cup. Seems your options were, oh, I don't know, 9,500 other seats?!
2. Did you think to go up and ask them to sit down because you couldn't see? They tend to be very nice and accommodating people; I mean they do volunteer to save lives, help people in need, etc. I'm sure they just didn't want to sit on steel chairs with it being cold and all. But had you just asked, they probably would have sat down or at least stood still. But then what would you have b!tched about?!
Probably yells at his Mom too!
#4
Posted 26 October 2013 - 10:24 AM
Two things . . .
1. Are you f#&king kidding me? There were what? 500 people there tops in the stands? It's not like it was the Firecracker or Silver Cup. Seems your options were, oh, I don't know, 9,500 other seats?!
2. Did you think to go up and ask them to sit down because you couldn't see? They tend to be very nice and accommodating people; I mean they do volunteer to save lives, help people in need, etc. I'm sure they just didn't want to sit on steel chairs with it being cold and all. But had you just asked, they probably would have sat down or at least stood still. But then what would you have b!tched about?!
this guy should have to sit in the peanut gallery if he wants to bitch either that or dont go
#5
Posted 26 October 2013 - 10:28 AM
This has to be some kind of elaborate troll.... I'm anxiously waiting on the payoff.
#6
Posted 27 October 2013 - 07:43 AM
You should be ashamed of yourself. You also forgot to tell everyone that the place sold out and there was no other seats!Just wanted to offer a special thanks to the two Fire/EMS guys who manned the front stretch safety platform tonight at Lernerville. These two individuals chose to stand and pace around on the platform the entire evening while conversing on and playing with their cell phones. The end result was that some of us fans in the seats in the next section had our view of the end of the front stretch and most of turn one blocked from view the entire evening especially when they chose to stand side by side.
I have viewed the racing action from this section of seating for several years, and with the exception of a few occasions have never had to have my view of the track blocked by workers standing for extended periods of time on the platform while doing their duties. Seating is provided for these workers and is normally used by them which appears to give them adequate visibility of the entire track. While seated, they are not blocking viewing of the track.
I am 110% appreciative of the all the fire and EMS crews who help out at the track and for their dedicated efforts to be trained and the sacrifice of time they give and realize that race days would not happen without them, however, it would be appreciated if when they are on duty on that platform that they would be courteous to the fans who have paid good money to see racing on the entire track, not just 4/5th's of it and remain seated while racing is in progress.
Hate to bring this up, but tomorrow is another night of racing with more cars on the track at a time and much more racing action is expected, and since it is all we will get to see until next spring, I don't want to miss any of it including what goes on in turn one.
#7
Posted 27 October 2013 - 09:17 AM
Well saidYou should be ashamed of yourself. You also forgot to tell everyone that the place sold out and there was no other seats!
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#8
Posted 27 October 2013 - 01:23 PM
Just wanted to offer a special thanks to the two Fire/EMS guys who manned the front stretch safety platform tonight at Lernerville. These two individuals chose to stand and pace around on the platform the entire evening while conversing on and playing with their cell phones. The end result was that some of us fans in the seats in the next section had our view of the end of the front stretch and most of turn one blocked from view the entire evening especially when they chose to stand side by side.
I have viewed the racing action from this section of seating for several years, and with the exception of a few occasions have never had to have my view of the track blocked by workers standing for extended periods of time on the platform while doing their duties. Seating is provided for these workers and is normally used by them which appears to give them adequate visibility of the entire track. While seated, they are not blocking viewing of the track.
I am 110% appreciative of the all the fire and EMS crews who help out at the track and for their dedicated efforts to be trained and the sacrifice of time they give and realize that race days would not happen without them, however, it would be appreciated if when they are on duty on that platform that they would be courteous to the fans who have paid good money to see racing on the entire track, not just 4/5th's of it and remain seated while racing is in progress.
Hate to bring this up, but tomorrow is another night of racing with more cars on the track at a time and much more racing action is expected, and since it is all we will get to see until next spring, I don't want to miss any of it including what goes on in turn one.
Please never go to the races again. The last thing any race track needs in this rough economy is f*cking losers like you attending.
Edited by BaconBits, 27 October 2013 - 01:24 PM.
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#9
Posted 27 October 2013 - 01:36 PM
Wow. This is up there as one of the most idiotic posts I've read on this board. Congrats.
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#10
Posted 27 October 2013 - 05:48 PM
Please never go to the races again. The last thing any race track needs in this rough economy is f*cking losers like you attending.
Up your's loser, and all of the rest of you as well. My message must have gotten thru - they used the seats provided last night. Thanks guys!
#11
Posted 27 October 2013 - 07:11 PM
Up your's loser, and all of the rest of you as well. My message must have gotten thru - they used the seats provided last night. Thanks guys!
the only loser here is the assclown that made this post and had the balls to put down fireman and ems or any volunteer that is out their to save live or come to his or her rescue. i personally am a volunteer and have been for 20 years, if you were not such a loser or afraid you would have walked down with respect and asked them to sit. grow some balls next time
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