’Paid to pee’ at Bryan Adams concert: A Man with diabetes slams Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, says, 'This is not a rant, it's a...'

Bryan Adams’ Mumbai concert has turned out to be a harrowing ordeal for Sheldon Aranjo, a diabetic man struggling with incontinence. The claimed entrepreneur slammed Zomato CEO Deepinder and the head of EVA Global Events, the organizers of the multi-city tours in an open letter and wrote he “paid to pee (in my pants)” due to the lack of adequate washroom facilities at the event.

In the viral LinkedIn post, Sheldon Aranjo wrote, “I PAID to PEE (in my pants) at the Bryan Adams concert. Shocked? you should be. please read on. While the flow of traffic into the concert was fine, the chilled Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre ensured that my bladder flow was just as good. So i made a bee line to the loo. Only to see a serpentine queue! i knew i would NEVER be able to hold that long. So i was advised to go to the other end of the pavilion! I (literally) had to hold on to dear life (and assets) till i crossed over to the other side. Only to find out that i cannot get into the loo meant for the “other category”. i had a Gold ticket.So I made a dash for the nearest tree (which meant dodging a few well meaning security guards as well) Finally, i managed to empty and “release” the pressure (but not before soiling my pants!) - pls see pic as proof. I am NOT ashamed to say that I am a diabetic with continence issues.”

Bashing the organisers, he added, “You guys should be ashamed for providing ~3 loos / 1000 people. I’m guessing this is EVA Global Events first big concert? On my second trip to the loo while hashtag#VidhyaVox was warming up the crowd, I heard many other guests complaining about the amateur management of the concert, especially:
1. Long queues at the loos
2. The food stalls
3. Unnecessary queue to load cash onto the event invite in the era of hashtag#UPI (cash/card only!!) Thankfully hashtag#BryanAdams managed to save what would have become a rather forgetful evening! This is NOT a rant. Its a CRY for help. Please get your sh%t together before bringing down international artists and charging us money to be treated to your learning curve. It seems, you guys are in a hurry to launch event companies and flip them. OK. Pee-ce be with you!”

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