When the World Cup took place at the SoFi Stadium, a $5 billion event venue near Los Angeles, the fans made loud scenes. This upset a man named Adrian Pitts and some of his neighbors, who lives near the stadium. During the World Cup, there was a lot of traffic, noise, and chaos. Because of this, Pitts dislikes the years when the World Cup comes to his city.

According to undefined, when Adrian Pitts parked at the SoFi Stadium, he realized he could see his house from the stadium. He said that people can see the mirror in his bathroom. If people looked over the fence of Pitts’ house, they could see half of the SoFi Stadium.

Traffic becomes increasingly frustrating for Pitts when he tries to go home. He had to argue with the officers in order to get home properly through the traffic. His 12-minute drive home turns into a 45-minute drive, which is a 33-minute difference.

Although people may say he is very lucky to be living next to the stadium, he doesn’t see how he is lucky at all.

Although the World Cup can be very exciting, living near a stadium can be convenient for some residents, but exhausting for others. The traffic, noise, and chaos increase by so much that when the World Cup season comes, it is just hard to handle and a headache to some of the people.

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