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To the dad with his son who launched the drunk guy into the wall while leaving.

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That was AWESOME.

From the moment we left I knew this drunk dude was going to have issues.

Just as we are about to leave he bumps into a guy with his son.

Dad pushes back. Drunk guy pushes even hard and they get locked up, then dad LAUNCHES drunken fool into the wall by the throat.

Drunk guy seemed to barely be able to bring his cigarette to his mouth to get one last puff.

Then the dad kinda looked around as security was peeling him off the drunk dude and looked around like my God what just happened.

Grabs his kid and leaves.

CHEERS to you dad. Hilarious

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Yep, that was me......just kidding, wrong dad! lol

But you would've if you had to, huh? :thumbsup:

Moments like these are why they invented cell phone cameras, people!

Here's a gem I took last year while visiting the left coast...

Aw, Kenny would be so proud. :(

Night games have always been adult only. That's why they're so much more fun!

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