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  • Renada DFW

    this is a little bit off the subject, but I want to share since i received this email. On Sunday Mothers Day my daughter and I attended your stage play Madea gets a job. Awesome play, very well done. however the seats where totally misrepresented by the ticket agent at the ticket gate ( Verizon Theater) I was lead to believe that the sets I purchase were better sets, However I wasn't able to see the how stage and the people with all the walking in front of us was just plain out right aggravating. I paid $69.99 per ticket for my 14 year old daughter ( which by the way was her first show that she really didn't get a great chance to enjoy). It was my mothers day gift to show my daughter how to take me out for a good time when she gets older. I hope that when she takes me out that the experiences will be better than what we had at your play. Not because of your performance but the setting and placement. anyone let me stop rambling on here and get to the point. Your show was nice, but I believe that I was over charged for the level of experience that we received. I believe in second chances. and I know when I went to the play in GA it was better. I just wish that I could have had a better Mother Day experience with my daughter at your play. I love the movie Good Deeds Dang it was great. I am also looking forward to seeing Madea's in witness protection. :) I love you and this message I am writing to share the light on my experience so maybe if I would have paid less the miss happs wouldn't have been so bad. but I am a single mother of one that was going all out to have fun while supporting a home boy of mines. I understand and support your dreams, I love your work, but I think I've been robbed. LBVS This is MS. Berry telling you the truth

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    • RPS Washington, DC #1681967

      Someone should do a spell and grammar check before sending Tyler information such as this.

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    • Delano Berry Watsonville Ca #1682084

      Tyler you continue to use your platform to help others, May the lord continue to use you to help us all. I read a post you put on Facebook about the cops pulling you over from your studio and i couldnt help but to think that that message was for me, RACIAL PROFILING IS HUGE IN THE BLACK AND LATINO COMMUNITIES and to think if it could happen to you, it could happen to anyone, I have a LEGAL SHIELD BUSINESS, which if you were carrying the membership card was pulled over by law inforcement and you felt like your rights where being violated you could hand the card over to the officers and the card simply says IF IT IS YOUR INTENTION TO QUESTION,DETAIN,OR ARREST ME,PLEASE ALLOW ME TO CALL A LAWYER IMMEDIATELY , just by having that card could put a stop to a lot of b.s. check out the service and see for yourself www.greatlegalbenefit.com p.s Oprah s Stedman Gram came to one of our convention and said that Oprahs company offered our service as a volunteer benefit.. I would love to work with you in some capacity to get the word out about our great service. Imagine Madea with a LEGAL SHIELD CARD LOL p.s. Have fun

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    • carla cox United States #1682793

      The same thing happen to my family. I took my son there for his birthday and we missed a lot of the play and people were coming in late so they kept walking in front of us. I will purchase the dvd when it comes out. my son has the whole collection and i am sure he will have me purchase this one.

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    • Drea VA #1682994

      I'm sorry you had a bad experience at the play Madea gets a job, but It's not Tyler's fault the seating was bad thats something you need to take up with the theater. If you look back at one of the emails he sent out promoting the play he stated that he had a set price and the theaters charged what they wanted to. Everything is high these days. Sometimes you have to take the good with the bad. Take it as a lost and let this be a learning experience. Its so easy to focus on the negative instead of trying to find the good in something. I saw my first play a couple years ago and thought floor seats would be great. Wrong! they were cramped. But Instead of focusing on the negative I focused on the fact that I was able to share my first live Tyler Perry Play with my mother(it was her first time too). When I went to see the play this year I choose rise seats, i thought being next to the stage would be great, it was cool but a lil too close in the aspect I couldnt see parts of the stage(but they had monitors)but it was also great because i had a closer view of Tyler & the cast. Now I know where to sit for the next show that comes to my area. Im a single parent also and the price i paid both times was more than 69.99 each. Seeing Tyler live was worth it. In todays society people forget about the positive cultural side of life. They say they want to experience new, different things but they dont want to pay the cost that comes along with it. Now im not going to pay $100 for a ticket but I will pay what i feel is reasonable for where I choose to sit. If you cant look directly at the stage, look at the monitors, sometimes they help you focus better. Assuming you like rap/r&b music would you have complained if people were walking back and forth and in front of you at a concert? Life is Life, thats what people do. We cant always expect to be compensated for what someone else does. Tyler keep doing what you are doing and I look forward to seeing what other material you will bring to us in the future & I hope to meet you in person one day just to say Hi. Do you give away autographed pictures?

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    • a person who care decatur ga #1683131

      Your statement was very rud. Some people might not be gifted and educate like you. If Tyler understand the message, why worry about it. Pray about it. R help them to read and write , Ms. Know it all...

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    • terry strickland fayetteville nc #1683529

      Yes you really should do a spell check honey!!! For Madea goes diabetical on your ass.

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