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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]           To whom it may concern

You're under no obligation to buy food at the movie theater but it is absolutely not ok to bring your own food to the theater either . This isn't different from theft. In fact , it is theft . You're depriving the theater of its right to generate revenue which it has the right to do.  What's next ? Brining your own food to a restaurant because you don't like the prices that said restaurant is charging? [/quote]

I do not care. I’ll buy the popcorn that costs them .25 to make for $8. But I’m bringing my own junior mints and Diet Coke. [/quote]

Of course. Nothing less from the trailer park crowd.[/quote]

being frugal like this is how I can afford three houses. maybe you should take note.[/quote]

That's not frugality , that's the behavior of badly bred people. Furthermore, if you have to deprive other people of potential employment ( by choosing to bring your own food, theaters lose revenue and , employees who are already paid pittance could end up having their hours cut and positions eliminated ) in order to allegedly afford three homes , you're in no position to ask anyone to take notes . 
   
            Bragging about your adverse environmental imprint  is....*wait for it* exactly what one might expect from the trailer park crowd. Thanks for the confirmation. [/quote]

DP. Give me a break. I guarantee you most movie theater employees also bring in their own candy. The idea that dutifully standing in line to buy a giant $8 box of Mike & Ike’s is an indicator of good breeding is hilarious.[/quote]

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