Diabetic Man soils his pants at Bryan Adams concert, calls out Deepinder Goyal for insufficient toilets: ‘I am not ashamed’
Diabetic Man soils his pants at Bryan Adams concert, calls out Deepinder Goyal for insufficient toilets: 'I am not ashamed'
During the Bryan Adams concert in Mumbai, a man with diabetes and incontinence issues had an accident and dirtied his pants because there weren’t enough washrooms available. Sheldon Aranjo criticized the concert organizers for not having sufficient toilets for the large crowd of more than 1,000 people. In a letter to Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal and EVA Global Events, Aranjo explained that he had an accident because there were only 3 toilets for over 1,000 attendees at the venue.
Aranjo, a media and entertainment expert with over 20 years of experience, pointed out the inadequate washroom facilities in a LinkedIn post. He included a photo of his soiled pants, stating he felt no shame as a diabetic with incontinence issues.
“I PAID to PEE (in my pants) at the Bryan Adams concert,” he expressed on LinkedIn, tagging Deepinder Goyal and EVA Global Events in his post.
The Bryan Adams tour in India was promoted by Zomato, with tickets sold on the Zomato Live platform. The concert took place in Mumbai on Friday, December 13. Unfortunately, the event turned sour for Aranjo, who was unable to find an available washroom when he needed it. He shared the upsetting details of the incident in a LinkedIn post, along with a photo of his soiled pants.
“I am NOT ashamed to say that I am a diabetic with continence issues. You guys should be ashamed for providing ~3 loos / 1000 people,” he said.
Here’s what occurred:
Aranjo attempted to use the restrooms at the venue but encountered a long line of people waiting. He realized he wouldn’t be able to wait that long and was advised to head to the other end of the pavilion. However, when he got there, he was informed that he couldn’t use the washrooms because he had a Gold ticket.
With no other options available, he quickly ran towards the nearest trees, avoiding security guards along the way. He eventually managed to relieve himself, but not before soiling his pants, which he shared as proof in his LinkedIn post.
Aranjo tagged Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, expressing that the organizers should be embarrassed for providing so few toilets for such a large crowd. He also noted that other concert-goers were complaining about the venue’s mismanagement, including long restroom lines, the hassle of loading cash onto their invites, and problems with the food stalls.
“Please get your sh*t together before bringing down international artists and charging us money to be treated to your learning curve. It seems like you’re rushing to start event companies and sell them quickly,” Sheldon Aranjo said.
