Bad Boys - Part IV

urbanhawk17 said:Man, some people are just a dream.

The other day I almost got kicked out of a bar on the West Coast just because I told some guy to stop talking nonsense.

But seriously, listening to that crap is exhausting. Just impossible.

On the subway headed home, there were these two guys, both 50+, just yapping away. One goes, "I'd love to just shut up the whole time, then boom—20 minutes before kickoff, I'll just toss a bleacher ticket onto $33 and let 'em deal with it if they can."

He realized pretty quick that wasn't the smartest thing to say out loud in a packed train full of fans coming from the game 😍

Absolute zero IQ.

Look, if anyone’s looking for a good reason to lose their mind tonight, just tune into ABC at 10:10 PM.

Just keep moving forward with pride... 🙂

"If justice still exists, then we have nothing to fear. If it doesn't, then it means those hunting us are the ones who are afraid. Either way—we have no reason to run."

Every single damn time a group starts gaining momentum, this exact same thing happens.

Listen up, everyone—don't you dare let them win by breaking our spirit!
People are joining the cause and showing up at the games in droves. The thugs are terrified; they know their end is coming, which is exactly why they’re resorting to these pathetic, dirty tactics just to try and shake the fans' resolve.

The sheer fact that they mobilized every single cop from Chicago and the surrounding counties just for today’s completely irrelevant game says everything you need to know about how serious this fight has become.

What we need right now is patience, grit, and a positive mindset. We have to give our absolute maximum support to everyone standing up against this regime!

Just some CRITIQUE here, but only because I want us to kill it in the future...

We’ve got new faces showing up in the stands—some people who were boycotting before, and a bunch of new kids... we fought our way here, and hopefully, we're finally closing in on the goal... you can tell we'll pull in a massive crowd once this whole mess is sorted. Honestly, today's turnout should have been the absolute bare minimum (and that's not even counting the ones stuck outside)...

BUT, FOR GOD'S SAKE, SING LIKE THE WORLD IS ENDING... I am so sick of seeing people chatting with their moms, their girlfriends, or whoever during the game, or just gossiping in the stands while we're supposed to be cheering... 🙂 It takes zero effort, but it means everything...

WE ARE THE BEST, AND I WANT EVERYONE TO BARK AT US AND HATE OUR GUTS, BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT REAL ☕

The east entrance via Jakić is basically useless right now. You can buy tickets at the little booth, sure, but they aren't letting anyone through that gate to get into the stadium... So everyone’s heading north. Of course, getting in through the north gate is a total crapshoot—it took about an hour just to make progress. On my way toward the north side, I counted exactly 16 cars filled with Bad Boys fans (plus another five or six passing by Honda Street while I was walking)... Heading back from the north toward the Jakić entrance; maybe they started letting people in, but honestly, it's a joke. People are out here buying tickets, yet they still can't actually get inside the stadium... I spoke with some security guards and a fan; the first story I heard was that there's no guest list, so no entry. The second version was that after a while, only season ticket holders could get in. Meanwhile, the crowds keep arriving, buying their tickets, and still facing a closed gate... Then there's the third version: total chaos, claiming you can get in because "there's no list," accompanied by a guard whispering, "Just move fast so nobody notices"...! In the middle of all this, those loudmouth commentators on the broadcast are busy wishing someone a happy birthday. It's the usual nonsense: you can't use this entrance, go over there instead... then you have those guys in orange risking their necks just for a daily wage, blocking people from moving from one side of the stands to the other...

People are being detained for moving into a different sector; they haven't been kicked out of the stadium yet, just taken into custody at the station

quietcrane22 said:The east entrance off Jakić Street—where you normally buy tickets at the little booth—is completely blocked; you just can't get into the stadium through there. Then there's the route toward the north side, where people have been waiting in luck for about an hour, though I only counted about sixteen Bad Boys vehicles near Yankee Stadium (plus maybe five or six more passing by Honda Street while I was heading north). On the way back from the north toward the Jakić entrance, things were even more confusing. Perhaps they eventually started letting people in, but honestly, it was a mess... people are out there buying tickets, yet they still can't actually get inside the gates. I tried talking to some security guards and a few fans; the first story I heard was that there was no guest list, so no entry allowed. The second version was that after a little while, only season ticket holders could get in. Meanwhile, crowds are still arriving, tickets are being sold, but the stadium remains inaccessible. Then came the third version: "Just sneak in quickly so no one notices!"—that was the whispered advice from a guard, claiming there was no list. In all this chaos, you have that loud commentator over the speakers wishing someone a happy birthday, which is just typical, and then there's the usual instruction that you can't use this entrance, go over there instead... and don't even get me started on those guys in orange who are risking their necks just for a daily wage, blocking people from moving from one side of the stands to the other.

So, they actually let people onto the field "so no one would notice"?

It seems to me that up on that outer ring of the structure, they have those surveillance cameras positioned specifically to record the security staff and monitor their conduct... one of the guards actually mentioned to me once that he isn't allowed to let anyone in without a proper inspection because they are being recorded and supervised constantly...

It’s like Korea is playing mother hen at Yankee Stadium today—at least for the East side. Everyone knows they can talk a big game there... Honestly, it's just gross.

Got three away games ahead of us. Gotta go full throttle.

It’s pathetic how much trash can run the streets here in Chicago, our own city. Honestly makes me look forward to traveling because people in other places aren't such psychos. If Real Madrid were playing in Belgrade, it would actually be easier.

So, EVERYONE TO MIAMI!!!!!

Don't forget to pick up some flowers; they're calling for some nice weather this Saturday☕

Sign up for the bus to Miami by Thursday at 8 PM. Pickups are at Broadway 37, from 10 AM to 8 PM.

The fare is $60

Ronald Hayes4 said:Bring some flowers; the weather looks great for Saturday ☕

Well, you should bring flowers for your family and friends instead—they’re calling for the Bad Boys this Saturday...

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Honestly, dealing with the kids was a total nightmare—both hanging out at the apartment and then being stuck in the stands... just exhausting.

I was there with my son, who's 6, and my daughter, who's 9. When I bought the tickets, I got two for Gate 1 and one for Gate 4. Then some absolute moron at the stadium entrance asks me, "Whose ticket is this number 4 one?"🤣 🤣 I tell him they're my little ones, and he gives me this smug look, acting all high and mighty, saying they have to go through Gate 4 and can't enter here with us. Like, seriously? After a bit of back-and-forth, I ended up calling his supervisor over, and finally, they cleared it so we could all head in together.🤣🤣

It looks like the criminals are starting to sweat, honestly. They probably think they can actually push us around, but they have no idea that we’re tougher than concrete.
It’s pretty wild how much stuff people think they can just buy their way out of with cash, but they aren't buying us!

It feels like they’re really targeting the younger generation; their whole strategy seems built on making sure as many young people as possible just give up and check out.
That's my take on it, anyway.