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I had one of these at an international ODI a few years back, almost the exact same lines of conversation but with massively increasing levels of misogyny as he got drunk. Unluckily for him I was getting drunk too and gave him a serious bollocking when he said something really unpleasant at full braying volume. Only time in my life I've ever done anything like that I think. Felt great. He shrunk, shut up and eventually moved seats/left and I got bought a number of pints from people in the vicinity. So yeah, dunno if the hundred attracts more. For further anecdata I was at the oval last week for the London spirit match and I'd say the mix of kids, couples and families around me was better behaved and more pleasant to be around than anything I'd usually expect to see at a test match....
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Sounds like an oval Friday night T20 to me
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An observation, based on few data points, is that the Hundred seems to attract far more hooray Henry types than County or T20 matches. Not sure why, or even if true.
But yes, the absolute Charlie from Durham university behind me that droned on and on about his job in finance and how most women are just admin fodder unless they are super fit, on the beach in Cornwall and has he told you about his new bike that he drops drones around RP on a Sunday morning with, that is an absolute weapon and mummy is still doing watercolours but she is a bore and he hopes she and daddy will give him the flat in Clapham he lives in, but it is a bit far from Fulham where lots of good chaps from Hatfield (college?) live, but that is fine because if he is wankered he can Uber it, can't take his bike because this is London (my friend?) and the admin scrotes will chaw it.
Shut. The. Fuck. Up.