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2025-09-19 4:43 pm, comment by jhatmaker24

@kll205 said:

Wow! Certainly an argument for how vibes that up close can impact the choices made on stage. I was wondering why (IMO) the 4th quarter here kinda seemed like a clunker. We fans also have a job to do- don't be a-holes, appreciate this band and all they do, and don't bring your baby to the pit. Seems easy- let's get it together for Hampton, please!

Well said. I love seeing older kids at shows with parents, who actually want to be there and enjoy the music, to usher in newer generations. But the pit, IMO, is no place for a baby.

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