Game of a lifetime!!!!

Randy had the amazing chance to take a client from work to the Jazz game. He got to sit in the Lexus Club seats. 

Look at the price on this ticket!!! Are you kidding me! 

He got to sit right behind Matt Harpring and Craig Bolderjack. He is 2 rows back. Crazy good seats. 

Can you see him?? 

When we watch the jazz games at home he is very vocal cheering them on. Or, he is yelling at them when he is angry with the way they are playing. It is even worse when he is watching it with his brothers. It didn't change anything being there. In this shot he is the only one standing in the crowd. You can see him right  behind the water boy. I am sure he felt torn by acting sophisticated around his client and being the crazy Jazz fan that he is. 

When he arrived he got to sit and watch the team warm up. Then they went to the VIP lounge where they were treated to steak, prime rib, lobster, shrimp. You name it...he got it. 

Mo Williams was injured and not playing. He was in the VIP room eating dinner with Randy Rigby (President  and chief officer of operations for the Utah Jazz). Randy was sitting right next to his table while they ate dinner. I guess you could consider that a first date. 

They were brought drinks and snacks throughout the game. They didn't have to leave their seats. 

They were so close they got to hear most of their conversations. 

Don't they all look amazingly happy??? 

They also had screens right in front of them so they didn't have to watch the jumbo tron. 

Randy said he got to heckle the refs a bit. They even got them to look up and laugh. 

Since Randy was away having the time of his life. We at home decided to have our own Jazz party. We invited Matt, Tori, Todd and Melissa over for home-made pizza and brownies. 

The kids made jazz posters to cheer on the jazz and watch for their dad on the TV. We could see him the whole time. Poor Matt couldn't watch the game because we constantly had him pause and rewind so we could see Randy. 

Harrison didn't know what was going on but he enjoyed going from person to person begging for treats. 

He sat at uncle Matt's feet most of the night. 

Randy texted his brothers throughout the game rubbing it in. 

Randy got home around 11:00ish. He wanted to watch the game over again. He couldn't get the giddy grin off his face. Then we watched the highlights, then watched the news highlights as well. I was insanely jealous and happy he had such a good time.