Qualcomm Stadium.
The problem with that is after he posted it, someone in the comments stated the man should make the stage fall-to which, reportedly, in response to a commenter saying make the stage so, it would fall on the “4” singer; four little words the man got a monkey wrench thrown in his life: fired (for replying: “I wish it 
would”)—as well he should’ve, for-joking or not, that’s nearly a death wish if not threat. (And this, coming from someone who’s anti judge-snooping 50 Cent’s online antics by which to make legal decisions and who’s extremely anti-employer snooping and making executive decisions of its worker’s online activity who haven’t their names going out on company letterhead business or by which the employee hasn’t staked claimed being employed by-publicly. This idiot told the company he worked for. How ziggy is that?).
This serves as that lesson for talking slick on social media trying to be funny or ‘cute’ online.
It’s one thing for a random person to ‘joke’ like such but when you’re the literal instrument instrumental for a thing and you crank like such, you should indeed lose your job. Who wants to deal with the thought of someone in charge of their foundation being sturdy and safe to entertain and pounce around on for two hours even entertaining the thought of such thing?
Wow.
Ever read that blog I wrote a while ago about Stephen King being in some kind of accident and the man responsible for it mysteriously and coincidentally…died shortly thereafter?
Weird, yo.
Stranger things have happened.
At any rate, after his 15 minutes of (now) infamous fame Mr. #AZCrane” “#Bensoncrane” “#craneoperatorlife” “#work” posted a statement of apology.
