funnier in retrospect. very odd little section we had. as upper deck seats go, we couldnt have done better. third row directly behind home plate. in front and to the left of us we had the high fivers. once you submit to one, you are expected at every high fiving moment henceforth to have your hand slapped. we even proceeded to more complex handshaking maneuvers. very heady territory. then there was a older hispanic guy behind us who midgame breaks out this horn sans mouthpiece and would blow it on occasion. the sound he made was akin to an animal being tortured, however. i found it endlessly amusing but someone else didnt and a ruckus did ensue when this someone called an usher to have him corked. so that was the end of that. then in the last half of the ninth some character walks down to the front of our aisle who i hadnt seen otherwise and rallied the fans with belushi-esque elan. unfortunately the mets didnt stay true to the script and now the fox executives gently weep.
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- dave 10-20-2006 10:57 am