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How did the Patriots security thing magigy go?

 

 

It was an unreal experience. I was in attendance of all training camp practices and pre-season games. Hung out with some of the players in the tunnels every day and made friends with Hightower, Gronk, and Chandler Jones. Got a 'good morning' from Brady and Coach B as they made their way out onto the practice field each day. Was backstage at all concerts and met Bon Jovi and his band, Taylor Swift and her parents, and Kenny Chesney. During American Idol try-outs at the stadium, I was tasked with being Ryan Seacrest's personal escort along with his entourage. The Krafts had Seacrest and I up to the trophy room which was pretty amazing aside from seeing the actual Lombardi Trophy they beat us out for. When the bomb squad would show up prior to events I would sweep the stadium with them and met a bunch of the NFL officials and went into the Bucs locker room prior to their pre-season game to sweep all the lockers and made it up to Kraft's box and throughout the coaches offices. 

 

My boss with the Patriots reached out to a upper level management employee with the Chargers and I did similar things with their organization this past season. I shadowed NFL Security Division Employees and was on the field pre-game with him just learning the ropes of the business. Each Sunday I would help to escort the visiting teams and referees to their respective locker rooms and by kickoff I was sitting in my bosses box just watching him do his job. 

 

Because of those experiences I am really trying to get into that industry but it is ultra-competiive but I have some great contacts that are looking out for me so we shall see what happens. 

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It was an unreal experience. I was in attendance of all training camp practices and pre-season games. Hung out with some of the players in the tunnels every day and made friends with Hightower, Gronk, and Chandler Jones. Got a 'good morning' from Brady and Coach B as they made their way out onto the practice field each day. Was backstage at all concerts and met Bon Jovi and his band, Taylor Swift and her parents, and Kenny Chesney. During American Idol try-outs at the stadium, I was tasked with being Ryan Seacrest's personal escort along with his entourage. The Krafts had Seacrest and I up to the trophy room which was pretty amazing aside from seeing the actual Lombardi Trophy they beat us out for. When the bomb squad would show up prior to events I would sweep the stadium with them and met a bunch of the NFL officials and went into the Bucs locker room prior to their pre-season game to sweep all the lockers and made it up to Kraft's box and throughout the coaches offices. 

 

My boss with the Patriots reached out to a upper level management employee with the Chargers and I did similar things with their organization this past season. I shadowed NFL Security Division Employees and was on the field pre-game with him just learning the ropes of the business. Each Sunday I would help to escort the visiting teams and referees to their respective locker rooms and by kickoff I was sitting in my bosses box just watching him do his job. 

 

Because of those experiences I am really trying to get into that industry but it is ultra-competiive but I have some great contacts that are looking out for me so we shall see what happens. 

 

Awesome man!

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It was an unreal experience. I was in attendance of all training camp practices and pre-season games. Hung out with some of the players in the tunnels every day and made friends with Hightower, Gronk, and Chandler Jones. Got a 'good morning' from Brady and Coach B as they made their way out onto the practice field each day. Was backstage at all concerts and met Bon Jovi and his band, Taylor Swift and her parents, and Kenny Chesney. During American Idol try-outs at the stadium, I was tasked with being Ryan Seacrest's personal escort along with his entourage. The Krafts had Seacrest and I up to the trophy room which was pretty amazing aside from seeing the actual Lombardi Trophy they beat us out for. When the bomb squad would show up prior to events I would sweep the stadium with them and met a bunch of the NFL officials and went into the Bucs locker room prior to their pre-season game to sweep all the lockers and made it up to Kraft's box and throughout the coaches offices. 

 

My boss with the Patriots reached out to a upper level management employee with the Chargers and I did similar things with their organization this past season. I shadowed NFL Security Division Employees and was on the field pre-game with him just learning the ropes of the business. Each Sunday I would help to escort the visiting teams and referees to their respective locker rooms and by kickoff I was sitting in my bosses box just watching him do his job. 

 

Because of those experiences I am really trying to get into that industry but it is ultra-competiive but I have some great contacts that are looking out for me so we shall see what happens. 

 

Don't forget my idea about bracelets at security kiosks on the perimeter of a stadium. pay me in tacos and newcastles.

 

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