Attending public events

This particular concern rarely, if ever, enters my mind. TBH, surprised by how many view public events as a concern. It does, however, help explain the high levels of anti-anxiety medication use in the US. Can't imagine trying to enjoy life packing this kind of weight around.
It probably wouldn't cross my mind much if I lived where you live either.
 
It probably wouldn't cross my mind much if I lived where you live either.
I've lived in Dallas and SLC as an adult. Travel to Denver for Avs and Broncos games. Went to Chicago over New Years and to catch the Winter Classic a few years ago. Only adjustment I recall making was where and what time of day I walked in certain areas of Chicago.
 
I’ve never been a fan of crowds. I’d blame it on anti-social / introversion more so than paranoia. I still go to hockey games, but have really lost interest in other large scale events like concerts. Regardless of where I am, being alert and situationally aware is second nature.
 
This particular concern rarely, if ever, enters my mind. TBH, surprised by how many view public events as a concern. It does, however, help explain the high levels of anti-anxiety medication use in the US. Can't imagine trying to enjoy life packing this kind of weight around.
Agree.
 
This particular concern rarely, if ever, enters my mind. TBH, surprised by how many view public events as a concern. It does, however, help explain the high levels of anti-anxiety medication use in the US. Can't imagine trying to enjoy life packing this kind of weight around.
I am more worried about spending $10 per beer than the threat of terrorism.
 

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