Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: AITA - Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/goldenknights/comments/ab81ai/opinion_kicked_out_of_vgkcoyotes_game_last_night/?st=JQCV4M3N&amp;sh=ac8d89cd

TL:DR - got kicked out of my section at a hockey game yesterday by a power hungry usher for being “too loud and annoying”, security laughed at him and his manager chewed him out, tried to generate discussion in original thread but feeling some anger directed at me instead

I was directed to this sub by a commenter in the original post.  I guess I can’t provide full context unless you’ve been at a live sporting event AND have a devout passion for one of the teams playing, but this is Reddit, so everyone is allowed to have an opinion. 😂  And this rabbit hole is fun for me, I want to see how far this goes!

My questions:
1) I went to school in Philadelphia, so East Coast sports fans are “more passionate” or “assholes” depending on your view.  Does this play into how you should act at a sporting event?  I’ve never gotten yelled at before, why now?

2) I am naturally a loud person, despite having to act professional and be quieter in most environments, including work.  It is rare that I get to cheer overly loud for my team.  Should I just stay home from now on?

3) My wife tells me to tone it down all the time, but has never done so at a live game.  And I’m lucky she’s still with me, haha.  Is there a range of tolerance levels/“fandom” that I’m not aware of?

So have at it Reddit!!  Am I the asshole here?!? (humor and sarcasm fully endorsed!)

cheering the road team at my local hockey team's arena