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Completely agreed, this is NOT about rush violators
Posted by: skier74 06:18 pm EST 12/26/21
In reply to: re: Rush Violators on Broadway - Guillaume 01:15 pm EST 12/26/21

There are many reasons someone might abandon (even temporarily) a child, and even if flipping a rush ticket was the motivation, that's totally besides the point. I can't even believe there needed to be any discussion over calling 911. They should have been called the second the mother was observed leaving a 9-year old child alone on the streets.
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Really?
Last Edit: BroadwayTonyJ 04:09 am EST 12/27/21
Posted by: BroadwayTonyJ 04:05 am EST 12/27/21
In reply to: Completely agreed, this is NOT about rush violators - skier74 06:18 pm EST 12/26/21

The woman was well dressed and was driving a fairly luxurious SUV. It appeared that she deposited her sleeping child in the line so that she would not have to stand there herself for 3 hours. I was first in line and was a tourist from Chicago. In 2008 I would not have been carrying a cellphone around with me. If the kid had not woke up, soiled himself, and begun to cry, I doubt if any of us would have done anything. The lady most likely would have returned shortly before 10:00 AM to purchase the tickets.

A 9-year old child in a rush line holding a spot for an adult is an obvious violation of any sane box office policy.
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