Teh One Who Knocks
10-02-2015, 11:16 AM
BY KELLY-ANN MILLS - The Mirror
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These girls are enjoying being at a baseball game and are keen to share the experience with their friends.
But this funny footage highlights a huge gap in the generations as the sports commentators don't understand why they are taking so many selfies and not watching the match.
The girls take photos of themselves and each other for over two minutes without taking a break, wanting to capture every moment of their big outing to the game.
http://i.imgur.com/y7A6MKw.jpg
The youngsters from the Alpha Chi sorority sisters of Arizona State caught the attention of announcers Steve Berthiaume and Bob Brenly.
They spotted the group and put an on screen request for people to "tweet your best fan photos" but the pair ended up ranting about the girls' antics.
http://i.imgur.com/6ST4wR9.jpg
One can be heard saying: "That's the best of the 300 pictures I've taken of myself today."
He goes on: ""Wait, one more now. Better angle. Oh, check it. Did that come out ok?"
"Here's my first bite of the churro. Here's my second bite of the churro."
http://i.imgur.com/8hZDM0s.jpg
The sorority sisters were surprised by the attention they received over social media, and were offered tickets by the Arizona Diamondbacks and Fox Sports for the next match.
But the girls took to Facebook to instead offer the tickets to families from a domestic violence charity to mark the start of Domestic Violence Awareness month in the US.
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These girls are enjoying being at a baseball game and are keen to share the experience with their friends.
But this funny footage highlights a huge gap in the generations as the sports commentators don't understand why they are taking so many selfies and not watching the match.
The girls take photos of themselves and each other for over two minutes without taking a break, wanting to capture every moment of their big outing to the game.
http://i.imgur.com/y7A6MKw.jpg
The youngsters from the Alpha Chi sorority sisters of Arizona State caught the attention of announcers Steve Berthiaume and Bob Brenly.
They spotted the group and put an on screen request for people to "tweet your best fan photos" but the pair ended up ranting about the girls' antics.
http://i.imgur.com/6ST4wR9.jpg
One can be heard saying: "That's the best of the 300 pictures I've taken of myself today."
He goes on: ""Wait, one more now. Better angle. Oh, check it. Did that come out ok?"
"Here's my first bite of the churro. Here's my second bite of the churro."
http://i.imgur.com/8hZDM0s.jpg
The sorority sisters were surprised by the attention they received over social media, and were offered tickets by the Arizona Diamondbacks and Fox Sports for the next match.
But the girls took to Facebook to instead offer the tickets to families from a domestic violence charity to mark the start of Domestic Violence Awareness month in the US.