Idaho man curses over loudspeaker at children’s Christmas pageant

It’s probably the last thing you’d expect at a children’s Christmas pageant.

An Idaho man was caught shouting curse words after his car apparently got blocked in the parking lot in Lewiston.

Just as two and three-year-old children took the stage at the Christmas Extravaganza on Saturday a man come over the P.A. system saying, “Alright, so we’ve got a bunch of (expletive) (expletive) that double parked out (inaudible)”

“You know how songs these days start off with the whomp, whomp, whomp. whomp. Or whatever, you know. I just thought, OK, I haven’t seen this performance before. I thought someone was starting it off really unique or something,” said Nathan Betts.

Betts was there ready to record his three-year-old daughter perform for the first time.

Before the cussing started, he actually thought it was part of the music.

“Then the first f-bomb dropped and I thought well this isn’t quite right,” said Betts.

The man continued the expletives over the P.A. system saying the car “is going to be (expletive) towed if you don’t move your car.”

It was a very angry man who couldn’t get out of the parking lot because someone had boxed him in with their car.

“I truly get it. It’s the holidays he wanted to go, who doesn’t get frustrated. I mean let’s talk about it. Hey… Maybe when you go in public there are two-year-olds and three-year-olds, maybe, you don’t,” said Betts.

“Maybe you don’t drop f-bombs. Shame on you for swearing in front of children. But that was pretty funny,” Betts continued.

There’s no word on whether the angry man was able to get out of the parking lot.