To put into context, I took my 3 year old son to a jousting/medieval tournament thingy which was an outdoor event. Part of the field was roped off to make an arena for the jousting & people started gathering round about half an hour prior to the joust starting, obviously to get a good view. Everone was sitting on the ground, or standing, but most of the people at the front were sitting on rugs etc
We were sitting about 3 rows back & could see well until this bloke & his wife decided to stand up right in front of us just before it started. My son & I (and the people behind us)couldn't see anything, so I asked him politely if he would mind sitting back down. He said no, he wouldn't as he'd paid his £12 to to be there as well as us, he wanted a good view & that was why HE'D made sure he was there in time to stand where he wanted!
I was flabbergasted & thought he was really selfish & rude. Couldn't believe a grown man would quite happily spoil a little boy's enjoyment of something that was supposed to be a family event.It really bothered me & i was quite ready to 'have a go' at him (verbally) except I wouldn't in front of my son. Was I unreasonable?