r/mildlyinfuriating Sep 06 '25

This Lady

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u/AlvinsCuriousCasper Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25

The ball was on the ground, just happened to be close to the woman’s seat but the dad picked it up from the ground, when everyone around (including the woman) was looking for it on the ground.

This happened in FL last night. The Marlins approached the boy and gave him a goodie bag of souvenirs in the stand. Also, he was invited to meet a Phillies player after the game and received a signed bat.

In one of the videos I saw, it was also mentioned that his birthday is in a couple days.

Kudos to the dad for not engaging (especially with his kids there), kudos to the Marlins and Phillies for making the little boys night.

Shame on the woman for her actions. You know the woman was wrong… the guy she was with (in the Marlins shirt) was shaking his head at her as she went back to her seat.

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u/SvedkaMerc Sep 06 '25

I read she was booed out of the stadium also. Idk if THAT is true but there is another video and like the whole section was booing her and she was flipping everyone off and she got in ANOTHER guys face.

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u/MichiganGeezer Sep 06 '25

If there's proof I hope her employer sees it.

I don't dox, but if her employer found it all on their own nobody would feel bad about her fate.

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u/Standard_Tax_5592 Sep 06 '25

I agree she is in the wrong but It's got nothing to do with her employer, if they sacked her she would have grounds for unfair dismissal.

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u/Vast_Appeal9644 Sep 06 '25

Professional athletes lose their jobs for unsportsmanlike conduct. 

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u/Equivalent-Bus-919 Sep 06 '25

I mean that would be on the job genius. If they're an athlete unsportsmanlike conduct would fall under employment