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As the blog post points out, what do you do with that seat if you are the stadium administrator?
You could rope it off, but that's a little awkward for all of those sitting around it. You could tell the ticket holder what happened and give him the option of taking it or giving the seat up to the first I-Ain't-Scared-Of-No-Ghost fan. Or I guess you could take the extreme measure and shut down the whole section.
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Do whatever it takes to clean up the area properly and then roll on.
You take lots of photos of the area, then scrub up the blood, and go on.
Do they close off 114 every time they have a horrible crash on it?
Do they not use a hospital room that some one passes away in?
Do they not rent out an apartment where there was a crime and death?
Why would you even tell anyone what seats or section the guy died in?
1. Clean it up
2. Go on about normal business.
3. Don't mention where it was.
4. If you are the ticket holder of that area, don't make it about yourself. It is just another place on the surface of the earth.
What a weird question homes.
You change the seat the dude offed himself in, then steam clean the surroundings and call it good.
You don't close down sections of road whole families were killed in, close parks people shoot themselves in nor fill in lakes people drown in.
Wash the seat with the hot water from the Sweetie Pies bathroom.
The Backdoor Intruder
Use some Bounty. It's the quicker picker-upper!
DF Rosie the Waitress
Water... scrub ... "Ticket please".
U bleach it, pressure wash it and sell it for more money. It's a hot seat.
Just put a visiting team jersey on him and let him stay for the game!
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