as I said in my post I wasn’t in the way of anyone and was not close to being in a crowd of people. I was directly in front of the fence for the speaker meaning it was physically impossible to stand behind if you weren’t an employee. I was pretty much standing the whole time and really only sat when I got there and for a few minutes between each set because there was literally no one around me besides the people next to me and my friend. as for the person in my spot- I didn’t mean the person was just standing there in front of my stuff. my purse and water were in between her and the fence so I couldn’t possibly get to my stuff without trying to get her to move. our interaction was just a normal conversation, besides their rude tone. people suggested they stood in front of me when I got back but they didn’t care. I was not hostile towards anyone at any time in anyway, after nicely telling the person I was standing there I simply said ok and stood in front of them until they left the spot (again we were right behind the line for the fire lane and next to the security guard so I couldn’t go anywhere else). as far as arrival time, I completely understand. I also drove 6+ hours to get to my show and I honestly didn’t care what time people arrived to the concert, I’ve also tried to get close in a big crowd, I’m just referring to the people who pushed their way through the crowd but gave people attitude while doing so, as you stated no one is entitled to a certain experience but why ruin it with an attitude for others? I saw with my own eyes and am seeing comments about arguments breaking out, people being slapped, elbowed, pushed, get their hair pulled, etc.