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Norm Violation In Las Vegas Analysis

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A couple of weeks ago I went to Las Vegas for the first time. I observed a man standing around on Main Street in an adult sized diaper. He was also wearing a baby bonnet and sucking on a pacifier. The adult trying to be a baby was about 60 years old. My second observation was at the park. There was a man standing by the lake. He bent over, pulled his pants down, and used the restroom in front of everybody. The norm violation chose to do was to go to the movie theater and watch Dead Pool, which is a very bad movie for kids. I went into the theater holding a fake doll wrapped in a blanket over my shoulder. Towards the middle of the movie I put on a baby crying app I downloaded on my phone. Folkway’s come natural to everybody. …show more content…

I can tell people were getting very upset that I had a crying baby in the theater interrupting watching this movie. The people were making all kinds of remarks towards me. This lady sitting in back of me said “this is ridiculous I did not pay to hear a crying baby”. Also the people sitting to the side of me were mumbling under their breath in frustration but I couldn’t hear what they said. A lot of people were also turning around to see what all the commotion was about. I had seen a lady get up sitting to the side of me all pissed off. Five minutes later somebody that worked there told me I was being too disruptive with the baby and that I had to leave. I did leave with no problem and I also got a refund for that movie. In Las Vegas I observed a man that was about sixty years old wearing nothing but an adult diaper. He also was wearing a baby bonnet with a pacifier in his mouth. He was standing around thinking he looked cool and sexy. Everybody that walked by would look at him weird without a smile. Others would just walk right passed him not even paying attention to him. There was only a few people who would walk by and acknowledge him thinking it was funny. One girl even took a picture from her phone. This guy either had some major issues or just desperate for attention. Elderly people showing a lot of skin like he was is definitely out of the norm. Elderly people

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