What was horrible about it?
So, I'm in line for Thursday's game. There are lines, as there are all the time now. I see one where that there is no one in line (I don't know why no one is in it) so I put my unzipped purse in the little bin. Look at the attendant who is talking to someone else. Not paying attention to the person who just put a purse in the bin. I look at the attendant who is on the other side of the metal detector and walk through. No problem, except I have to go back to the first one who wasn't paying any attention. He proceeds to pull some kind of power trip or something and made me open my wallet, show him my checkbook, I even had to show him the inside little pocket of the purse. I've never had to do that. Plus, there is a guy on the other side of the detectors telling him, "she doesn't have to do that." And then he starts telling me that I don't know the rules and lecturing me about safety.
It may sound petty on my part, but mind you, that wasn't my first game, he wasn't doing his job. He was being condescending to me and creating shit where there was none. The ones working on the other side of the detector knew it.
So, I tweeted Reid that he needs to make sure the attendants know the procedures to make sure the lines, which are increasing in size, go faster. I told him that I go to a lot of games and know what the rules for entry are. And if that was for a first time visitor to the park it would have been a bad experience.
If that is what they are going to start doing, then do that process at every line, all the time. I will adjust accordingly.
But, the length of time it is taking to get into the ballpark is getting pretty bad.
