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Originally Posted by Rdkopper
That's your answer?
I'm still trying to find out what Jon did that was so wrong?
He didn't cancel right away because 2000 fans were already snowed in the building and he wanted the show to go on. According to you, the roads were closed on Friday so they couldn't leave anyway. However, after the show got cancelled he put on a free show for them. He's such a dick!!!! I can't believe he did that.
You're right though. Jon should have cancelled and got the hell out of there to spend more time with his family during a blizzard. That's what most people would have done.
He should have said to all the people who took time off of work, booked flights, and reserved hotel rooms to F off. That would have made things a lot better and made more sense.
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I've already said what he did wrong. Re-read the thread.
Also, you're a fool based on your snow comment. There was over 2 feet in every area of Mass and Connecticut. But anyways, here's my reply I wrote pages back:
1.Jon should have postponed the show on Thursday, Friday at worst. He was a stubborn ass and didn't postpone it until the last possible minute.
2.The decision to postpone wasn't all Jon. In fact, most reports say it was the CEO of Mohegan Sun who got fed up with all the complaints from people that were supposed to be there or have hotel rooms and at that point, weren't going to get there money back.
3.None of this unfolded until WTNH in Connecticut and a New York TV Station started reporting on the situation and basically saying "What the **** is Bon Jovi thinking, endangering his fans?"
So, taking those things into account, is it really any surprise he did what he did? Sure, he gave those 2,000 people a free show which is great, but don't let the guy fool you. Can you imagine the backlash he would have faced from those people if he had decided to postpone and not perform at all? And I would bet my next paycheck, an agreement was worked out between the band and the casino for them to play. It kept people at the casino, and kept them happy.
It worked out awesome for the fans, no doubt. I just can't stand seeing all these morons on Facebook saying what a fantastic man he is, and that's why we love him. Had his arm not been twisted, he would have put everyone at risk of driving in one of the worst blizzards in New England's history or losing their money.