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Input: I bought really expensive tickets to a concert- Yanni to be exact. It wasn't a casual- loud party type of event where everyone films everything, but a quiet reserved and classy concert at a beautiful venue.

Well, because of the angle of the seats, the phones of the two people in front of me were really distracting. It's not like they were even taking photos or filming the concert (even though you were not supposed to) BUT THEY WERE watching a show with subtitles during Yanni's 25th concert tour!!!! I'm trying to watch and listen to a classical pianist and they were watching some crap on Netflix. (Note: The rest of their party was fine)

I asked them once nicely to put them away because the glowing screens were distracting. I was in 2nd row balcony, they were 1st. Nothing happened...so I pretty much cursed out these people the 2nd time around... "If you don't put the f\*\*\*\*\*\* phones away I'm going to throw them over the balcony....etc." Everytime they brought their phones back out to check a txt or the weather...whatever- I kicked the back of their seat. 

I understand that's rude, but I had paid almost $300 for 2 tickets and they were sucky theatre-goers.

telling the people in-front of me to put away their phones