Nov 7, 2021A crowd is only as safe as how caring ever member is
If one person starts acting irrationally and witg no compassion, everyone isn’t safe
- OPNov 7, 2021
Make like 4 short videos how to make sure everyone is safe happy hydrated at all times
Nov 7, 2021·2 repliesI truly don’t mean to laugh but the thought of Travis Scott hosting a seminar
Nov 7, 2021
- OPNov 7, 2021·edited·3 repliesJeffersonSteelflex
I truly don’t mean to laugh but the thought of Travis Scott hosting a seminar
I’ll write a framework for him
To Prevent injury:
- Make sure you know where the exits are.
- Consider leaving if the crowd seems to be getting out of control.
- Don't wear loose clothing or accessories that could become tangled or pulled.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and keep the laces tied to prevent tripping.
- Avoid standing on or near structures that could collapse.
- Walk around crowds rather than pushing through them.
- Leave early or late to avoid the rush when the event is over.
- If you're caught in a moving crowd, walk sideways or diagonally across it to work your way out.
Avoid illness
- Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date.
- Keep your hands away from your face.
- Wash your hands often, especially before and after eating or using the restroom.
- Avoid sitting or standing near individuals who appear sick.
Deter pickpockets/ being a lick
Try to carry only your identification, cash, and one credit card.
Carry important items in your front pockets.
Wrap a rubber band around your wallet so it's more difficult to remove from your pocket.
Choose a purse with zipper, button, or clasp closures, and a strap that hangs across your body.
Stick together
Keep a diligent eye on your children.
Dress your group alike or in bright-colored, unique clothing.
Before leaving the house, take a photo of your friends with a camera or phone. If you become separated, you will have an up-to-date photo of your friends and what he or she is wearing to give to officials.
Pick a place to rendezvous with your group if you become separated.
Give your phone number in your friemds pocket in case you're separated.
- Keep your phone charged and on. Program it to vibrate as well as ring
- OPNov 7, 2021JeffersonSteelflex
I truly don’t mean to laugh but the thought of Travis Scott hosting a seminar
He should so people know he can provide a safe environment
Travis could be consistently of the bigger live preformers for decades to come but he needs to quell the hearts of people
Being silent is very beneficial but there a time when speaking is much more beneficial
Nov 7, 2021
16g 🏳️⚧️Nov 7, 2021airI’ll write a framework for him
To Prevent injury:- Make sure you know where the exits are.
- Consider leaving if the crowd seems to be getting out of control.
- Don't wear loose clothing or accessories that could become tangled or pulled.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and keep the laces tied to prevent tripping.
- Avoid standing on or near structures that could collapse.
- Walk around crowds rather than pushing through them.
- Leave early or late to avoid the rush when the event is over.
- If you're caught in a moving crowd, walk sideways or diagonally across it to work your way out.
- Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date.
- Keep your hands away from your face.
- Wash your hands often, especially before and after eating or using the restroom.
- Avoid sitting or standing near individuals who appear sick.
Try to carry only your identification, cash, and one credit card.
Carry important items in your front pockets.
Wrap a rubber band around your wallet so it's more difficult to remove from your pocket.
Choose a purse with zipper, button, or clasp closures, and a strap that hangs across your body.
Keep a diligent eye on your children.
Dress your group alike or in bright-colored, unique clothing.
Before leaving the house, take a photo of your friends with a camera or phone. If you become separated, you will have an up-to-date photo of your friends and what he or she is wearing to give to officials.
Pick a place to rendezvous with your group if you become separated.
Give your phone number in your friemds pocket in case you're separated.
- Keep your phone charged and on. Program it to vibrate as well as ring
aint no f***ign way you just wrote all this out
Nov 7, 2021airI’ll write a framework for him
To Prevent injury:- Make sure you know where the exits are.
- Consider leaving if the crowd seems to be getting out of control.
- Don't wear loose clothing or accessories that could become tangled or pulled.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and keep the laces tied to prevent tripping.
- Avoid standing on or near structures that could collapse.
- Walk around crowds rather than pushing through them.
- Leave early or late to avoid the rush when the event is over.
- If you're caught in a moving crowd, walk sideways or diagonally across it to work your way out.
- Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date.
- Keep your hands away from your face.
- Wash your hands often, especially before and after eating or using the restroom.
- Avoid sitting or standing near individuals who appear sick.
Try to carry only your identification, cash, and one credit card.
Carry important items in your front pockets.
Wrap a rubber band around your wallet so it's more difficult to remove from your pocket.
Choose a purse with zipper, button, or clasp closures, and a strap that hangs across your body.
Keep a diligent eye on your children.
Dress your group alike or in bright-colored, unique clothing.
Before leaving the house, take a photo of your friends with a camera or phone. If you become separated, you will have an up-to-date photo of your friends and what he or she is wearing to give to officials.
Pick a place to rendezvous with your group if you become separated.
Give your phone number in your friemds pocket in case you're separated.
- Keep your phone charged and on. Program it to vibrate as well as ring
This sounds like a pamphlet that they’ll spit their gum in and throw in the trash
- Nov 7, 2021
"Deter pickpockets/ being a lick"
Nov 7, 2021Ban op
Nov 7, 2021
- OPNov 7, 2021
He can make like 3 colorful videos and make a crowd safety collation OSHA
- OPNov 7, 2021
Have people chant the 3-4 safety rules in the beginning during and end of the concert
Nov 7, 2021airI’ll write a framework for him
To Prevent injury:- Make sure you know where the exits are.
- Consider leaving if the crowd seems to be getting out of control.
- Don't wear loose clothing or accessories that could become tangled or pulled.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and keep the laces tied to prevent tripping.
- Avoid standing on or near structures that could collapse.
- Walk around crowds rather than pushing through them.
- Leave early or late to avoid the rush when the event is over.
- If you're caught in a moving crowd, walk sideways or diagonally across it to work your way out.
- Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date.
- Keep your hands away from your face.
- Wash your hands often, especially before and after eating or using the restroom.
- Avoid sitting or standing near individuals who appear sick.
Try to carry only your identification, cash, and one credit card.
Carry important items in your front pockets.
Wrap a rubber band around your wallet so it's more difficult to remove from your pocket.
Choose a purse with zipper, button, or clasp closures, and a strap that hangs across your body.
Keep a diligent eye on your children.
Dress your group alike or in bright-colored, unique clothing.
Before leaving the house, take a photo of your friends with a camera or phone. If you become separated, you will have an up-to-date photo of your friends and what he or she is wearing to give to officials.
Pick a place to rendezvous with your group if you become separated.
Give your phone number in your friemds pocket in case you're separated.
- Keep your phone charged and on. Program it to vibrate as well as ring
this not bad.
They play this at movies, they should play at festivals. You would also need to add moshing etiquette rules.
There's a reason why they don't allow people to be on shoulders anymore.
Nov 7, 2021·1 replyYou should make a seminar on how to get no b****es
Nov 7, 2021it’s just common sense help people out, drink lots of water and take care each other
Nov 7, 2021I would prefer literally anybody else do that
Nov 7, 2021OldAssChampionYou should make a seminar on how to get no b****es