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Man, when I first rolled up there, they tried to bribe me with beer and some pastries—but I had to pass. I was dead set on getting a Budweiser, not some cheap domestic stuff, and I'm definitely not a fan of Canadian sweets!

Here is my take on the situation. I went out to pick up some items and get settled, only to encounter a group of Chinese tourists being met by a local guy—some kid who apparently used to mow lawns—who was incredibly rude, responding to them in broken English with a "what do you want" attitude that felt more like "get lost." Meanwhile, these sweet tourists were just trying to take a selfie with a young woman, and this kid actually had the audacity to push toward them, trying to shove them aside with his selfie stick. Honestly, since we are part of the global community, shouldn't we at least be able to communicate? The attitude here is worse than a dive bar in the middle of nowhere. If we have people representing our city, shouldn't they at least master English? Furthermore, with the growing number of visitors from China in Chicago, wouldn't it be beneficial to learn even a bit of Mandarin? Or perhaps they could hire someone approachable who could actually attract customers through charm and friendliness, rather than this rude little brat and a gang of seven tough guys who look like they’ve survived a hundred wars and glare with enough intensity to melt an ice cap. Respectfully, a concerned resident of Chicago.

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rapidranger3 said:Here’s my take. I went out to pick up some stuff and get signed up for things, and there are these Chinese tourists coming in, and then there's this low-level kid working the stall who's being incredibly rude. His English is abysmal—just a blunt "what do you want"—but honestly, he sounded more like he was telling them to get lost. Then you have these sweet Chinese tourists trying to take selfies with some young ladies, and this guy actually starts lunging toward them with their own selfie stick like he's trying to knock them over... Look, we're part of a major global power, so where is the decency? It's pathetic that we can't even communicate. And his attitude? Worse than a back-alley thug in a bad neighborhood. Personally, if we have people representing us, they should at least master basic English. Plus, since there are more and more Chinese visitors in Chicago these days, it wouldn't hurt to learn a few phrases in Mandarin. Or better yet, hire an actual girl to work the stand so her charm and her friends could actually draw people in, instead of some rude little midget and seven crazies who look like they just crawled out of a hundred wars, throwing glares so cold they'd melt a glacier! Respectfully, a concerned citizen of Chicago..

Freedom for souvenir shops 🤣🤣🤣🤣

FREEDOM FOR SOUVENIR SHOPS 🙂🙂🙂

rapidranger3 said:So, here’s my take on things. I went out to pick up a few items and get settled in, and I ran into some Chinese tourists. There was this guy working there—some younger dude who handles the trimming—and he was being incredibly rude, responding with the most broken English imaginable: "What you want?" It didn't even sound like a question; it sounded more like a dismissive "get lost." Meanwhile, these sweet Chinese tourists were just trying to take a selfie with a young lady, and this guy starts aggressively lunging toward them, practically trying to knock them over with their own selfie stick! Honestly, we call ourselves a leading global power, yet we can barely communicate? And the attitude was worse than a street brawl in a back alley. In my opinion, if we have people representing our city, they should at least be able to speak decent English. Plus, since there are more and more visitors from China in Chicago, it wouldn't hurt to learn a bit of Mandarin. Or better yet, hire someone who actually wants to engage with people—maybe a friendly face who could draw customers in with a smile, rather than this rude little kid and seven other guys who look like they just marched out of a hundred different wars, throwing glares so cold they could melt a glacier! Respectfully, a concerned resident of Chicago..

Freedom for the souvenir shops 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Unless, of course, they accidentally knocked him off his feet while he was dusting the shelves🙂

Tyler Chase41 said:Maybe they just missed a spot while dusting him off.🙂

What's your problem with those little cute Asian kids? 👎

And let’s not even get started on the match announcement for the futsal game. There wasn't even a single mention of how fans could actually watch the match. Honestly, the lack of professionalism here is staggering. Should I be the one sending out the schedule to everyone via mail, detailing exactly when and where everything is happening? It should be seamless, so that those of us who actually care about futsal don't have to suffer through this incompetence. If you people with your mediocre attitudes and dark outlooks want to run a club, go ahead and start your own. We will bring back the greatness of the Dynamo.😛😛😛

rapidranger3 said:And don't even get me started on how they announced the futsal match—they didn't even include details on how fans can actually watch the game! It’s honestly such a joke and shows zero professionalism. In my opinion, they should just blast the schedule out to everyone at home, clearly stating when, where, and what time everything kicks off. Everything needs to be seamless so us die-hard futsal fanatics aren't left struggling while you guys with your lackluster attitudes go ahead and start your own clubs. We’re going to bring back the glory days of American indoor soccer.😛😛😛

And seriously, that bulldog and the "om" on the match posters? That needs to be pulled immediately before that paper bulldog actually bites someone.

I’d suggest adding one rather awkward musical choice... just bend to whatever the client wants.
I mean, let's look at the vibe—if we're going full Feng Shui, maybe bring in some Chinese instruments, nix the fountain on the desk, and hire a consultant to figure out where all those little decorative slats go... honestly, people, it's the 21st century. A group like ours has to evolve.

Look, this is a public forum. Everyone’s entitled to their opinion. I know a few insecure, high-strung types will jump on me immediately, but I'm going to say what I have to say anyway...

The music was a total disaster. Honestly, my suggestion? Stick a jukebox in the corner by the dressing room. That way, people can pick a song they actually like, feel more comfortable, and forget about being stared down by some guy giving them a dirty look from behind the counter. Plus, it'd be an easy way for you guys to make extra cash...

Last time I stopped by, I felt like I was being scanned from 30 yards away. Some guy sitting there with his arms crossed was just glaring at me—probably because I wasn't wearing Fred Perry or something. My dad actually helped found ExxonMobil and was traveling the country while that guy was still in diapers. I wanted to turn around right then, but I walked in anyway. I picked out a few things, only to be told by the kid inside that they don't take cards. Luckily, I had some cash on me and grabbed a few stickers, but honestly, not taking cards is a massive fail on your part...
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I don't care who needs what. If someone gives me a dirty look, I'm giving it right back—or if they really get on my nerves, I might just lose it on them completely.

If you ask me—I’d start selling prayer books in the gift shop. Then we wouldn't have all these Sean Chase looks going around. Everyone would just be happy and spreading the love!🙂

Anyone who wanders into the souvenir shop carrying a trinket they just bought deserves a slap to the face and a stern glare from the fans—it’s simply part of the Chelsea FC tradition, and honestly, they ought to be properly introduced to how things work around here. 😁

Is it really that difficult to provide some positive examples? Not everyone here is an ultra-hooligan. Personally, I would prefer a culture where mutual respect prevails, allowing me the opportunity to occasionally lead the chants. Wouldn't it be better if we all embraced a more soulful, bohemian spirit? I am not even talking about those mainstream pop hits about love; I mean a genuine sense of unity. Imagine if we could finally set aside our differences and let peace and goodwill flourish like never before. :clapping::clapping:

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Robert Hughes55 said:anyone walking into a souvenir shop to buy merch should probably get slapped and glared at... it’s just part of The Beach Boys tradition and they really ought to experience it firsthand. 😁

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I'm hardly a fan of that club from the Mississippi area... I love my own team, but one must reflect and move forward...

All I'm saying is, there is no way we are ever giving up on our club!!!

The quality suggestions were starting to pick up, but now everything has ground to a halt. In my opinion, the management needs to tighten the reins on the players; they should be held more accountable in the locker room to ensure they are actually putting in the effort. There should be no room for complacency. Furthermore, I am dissatisfied with the lack of beer options, and frankly, it’s irritating when I show up with my girlfriend only to have everyone staring at her. Next game, I’ll just show up completely wasted so I can ignore these shortcomings.😉

Does anyone recall the name of that club we played against back when that certain Deer absolutely shredded Koch with a fifty-yarder?

He was playing for Auxerre back then, and Torino was the one guarding the net

He might have been referring to Hazard Home; I believe that was sometime around 2007 or 2008.