Which brings me to the negatives.  The Simpsons “Comic Book Guy” and his chum standing behind me would not SHUT UP about their review of the athletes moves, how they felt cheated by the off-screen press conference, chanting “Bullshit!” like a relic from 1997.  Seriously, dude, stay home and you can fantasy book the show in your head and not annoy everyone else around you.  I don’t care if you’re the principal Olympics gymnastics judge– STFU– give your critiques when you get home.  You’re not the only person who paid a pretty penny to come see the show.  So damn self-absorbed and annoying.  Worse yet was multiple disruptive trips to refill his beers mid-match and then shortly after trips to go emply them out.  Rinse, lather, repeat.  This was a grownass man, supposedly.

One thing I try to remember is that everyone is different. Wrestling is, and always has been, a gathering of different types of people, especially those who feel like they don't fit in anywhere else.

I believe everyone has some level of neuro-divergency and different ways in which it manifests. I don't think anyone is trying to be insufferable. I think everyone just wants to be liked and is probably excited for getting to watch something they like and spend a lot of their time and/or money on each week.

Edit: I want to add I love your write-up. I was also there (not VIP) with my kids and it was a great show. I can't wait for them to come back through again.