But Sheen decided to create his own policy and own location.

Sheen decided to step outside to smoke, rather than go to the designated area used by more than two and half men per night. Michael Roth of AEG issued a news statement denouncing Sheen’s rant.

In the tirade, Sheen is furious that an employee didn’t let Sheen back into the venue, in accordance with venue policy. Roth’s statement to news reads “We regret that any patron would direct such … language at one of our employees.”

Roth defended the employee’s actions and said that they acted in complete compliance with venue policies. Moreover, Roth said that Sheen should understand that patrons follow the same policy at “nearly every other venue where tickets are required for entry” across the U.S.

Sheen is heard saying “You know what? … Have common sense and common courtesy gone in society?” Just this week, Sheen is on the front page of Rolling Stone apologizing for his post-CBS behavior. In his “Sheen denial” statement, he claims “I mean, how does a guy who’s obviously quicksanded, how does he consider any of it a victory? I was in total denial.”