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[quote=Anonymous]This recently happened to me in New York while seeing Wicked. Kid was kicking my seat and my friend's seat next me. I turned around and said "please stop kicking my seat." Kid was around 7 or 8 so seemed too old to be doing this. After intermission they started doing it again, so I turned around and look right at the parents and said: "If your kid doesn't stop kicking my seat I am getting the usher". And it finally stopped for good. Tickets to these shows are expensive for everyone. I don't like being confrontational but sometimes it is necessary. I am not rude but I am direct. I would not have continued to engage with the other people if the parents wanted to start some kind of fight. Just get up, go get an usher. Yes you have to get up and possibly disturb others but at this point I don't care. The other person is to blame. [/quote]
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