I pretty much agree with everyone like you who is saying that people are overreacting about this, but I think Apes was pointing out that for people in wheelchairs, a lot of work is involved in planning these things, and that shouldn't be laughed off.

Ha! You got dumped for Axl Rose.

pft guns and roses, consideirng the commercial succes SG is having it's more like guns and roses is following up the burlesque show.

Basically. I'm just saying that for different people with different lives and lifestyles making plans to do something like this isn't just a whim and might involve a singnificant time investment and in the case of people asking off work might involve calling in favors or making commitments to cover for someone else in return. There's more involved for some people than the simple decision to go to the show and a couple of bucks.

Several people commented on the first couple of pages that they came into this thread expecting to see that one of the performers had been injured. I did the same. Now, I don't think that we're particularly morbid people or anything, just that there's an assumption that if plans get canceled on you like this there'd better be a pretty good reason. And really, I can't think of too many good reasons (other than health and family related) to inconvenience people.

Now, I've said my piece. I got to see the show I went to, so I'm not really emotionally invested in people who got screwed, but I'm not so blind as to think that it isn't a real hastle for some people. But really, the inconvenience for people who got canceled on is the least of the problems I have with this decision.

Ha.

Maybe schedule a tour date in Colorado?
.......please?