My sister-in-law (husbands side) and I went on a date last Tuesday to watch
CATS, the musical in Downtown Vancouver. When she bought our tickets she said that there would only be one row in front of us so we thought... "
what are the chances tall people will sit in front of us?" Apparently the chances were very good that night because of all the people to sit in front of us, a tall lady and her family did!
My s.i.l suggested we ask for booster seats but we laughed at the idea and thought "
how embarrassing would that be!" but after weighing it out, it was either
a) waste $100 by only seeing corners of the stage or
b) get over it, get a booster seat, and enjoy the show. When we asked the staff if we could rent them out, they said "
well we don't normally rent it out to... big people like you" ^____^
This reminds me of other seemingly embarrassing situations where you just have to get over it so you can enjoy the moment! Like... spotting a celebrity and asking for a photo or returning a meal at a restaurant b/c it's not cooked right. Although I have to say, we don't do the restaurant one very often for fear of someone spitting in our food. Haha!
We were probably the only adults in the whole theatre with booster's but in the end, it was worth it! :P
Have you pushed past an embarrassing situation to get what you want?
