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I had a guy in a movie theater sitting 2 rows back and across the theater once who was in a wheelchair, he was sitting next to his to female friends, and all 3 of them were giggling, chatting, talking, chewing super loud, their phones kept ringing. Eventually the girls shut up, but he kept trying to get them going again, and was being a total cunt. I eventually tried the "SHHHHHH" thing as loud as I could, and he glared at me. He quieted down for a moment, and about 2 minutes later he started talking again. I did a louder "SHHHHH... Shut the fuck up!" at him. He sneered this time. A few minutes pass, and he starts up again... I got HOT and let out the "Shut your fucking mouth!", he said "What's your problem man?" I said "You won't shut the fuck up, that's my problem! You're in a movie theater, there are other people in here. This isn't your living room! Now shut the fuck up!", he got irritated and said "Whatever dude." and turned to his girls and giggled. At this point, I think there was fire coming out of my ears, so I stood up and said "Are we going to have a problem? Come on tough guy... Get up!" (numerous individuals in the audience giggled at this point). He quickly shut up, and didn't make a peep the rest of the movie.
I think sometimes people just don't know when to stop. I think some people think their handicap is a free ticket to just act however they want, and people are supposed to feel sorry for them, or maybe expect certain tolerance levels that the rest of society doesn't even get. Not all of them mind you, just some of them. I just don't understand the thought process behind these people.
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