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[BetteTheRed]

My preferred snack at the movies is a bottle of water from home. Also, LAST.

 

[Northwind]

Sitting here at the campsite listening to the rain fall on the awning. @Pinga just drove up. TTYL. Last.

 

[BethAnne]

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[Jaebius]

My preferred snack at the movies is a bottle of water from home. Also, LAST.

I abide by the rules of my local cinema and purchase my movie food there.

 

[Luce NDs]

Cinematic space time ... no fue'd ... just a myth!

 

[BetteTheRed]

Since when is water food?

 

[BethAnne]

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[Jaebius]

Since when is water food?

I also abide by the rules of my local cinema by purchasing my movie beverages there.

 

[BetteTheRed]

I think bottled water is immoral. My morals trump arbritrary rules. Also, LAST.

 

[paradox3]

No. That would be moi in LAST place.

 

[BetteTheRed]

Mais non! Moi! LAST...

 

[Jaebius]

I think bottled water is immoral. My morals trump arbritrary rules. Also, LAST.

"Trumps?" I was just saying what I do. If you prefer doing something else, go for it. Course, you may in time have to answer to cinema management.

 

[BethAnne]

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[BetteTheRed]

Yes, trumps. Bottled water is clearly an immoral product. Rules about off-site food consumption in a cinema are driven completely by the market requirement that cinemas make massive and ridiculous profits on their concessions.

Water is a basic human necessity that trumps any corporate attempt to quantify, sell or restrict in any way, except as sufficient, perhaps, to protect electronics. No phones in water parks.

 

[Northwind]

We had a wonderful visit with @Pinga tonight. We knew each other in real life before WC so we had lots to talk about. It was a great visit. Til next time Pinga.

 

[Jaebius]

Yes, trumps. Bottled water is clearly an immoral product. Rules about off-site food consumption in a cinema are driven completely by the market requirement that cinemas make massive and ridiculous profits on their concessions.

Water is a basic human necessity that trumps any corporate attempt to quantify, sell or restrict in any way, except as sufficient, perhaps, to protect electronics. No phones in water parks.

Well Bette, if you want to talk morality, I could mention that bringing in your own food and/or beverages, when the cinema has marked that no outside food and drink is to be brought in, is basically akin to theft.

 

[BetteTheRed]

Only the day that they post the following sign on their entrances:

Admittance only to those who will agree to pay additional money for Water, a basic human need.

 

[Jaebius]

Only the day that they post the following sign on their entrances:

Admittance only to those who will agree to pay additional money for Water, a basic human need.

"No outside food or beverages" is not strong and clear enough for you?

 

[Northwind]

Comparing bringing food into a theatre with the ethics of bottled water are two completely different things. Of course one can pretend to be virtuous and saintly by saying they would never being their own food or drink into the theatre because that would be theft. At the same time, that same person doesn't care two wits that bottled water damages our environment and world on so many levels. That's pretty hypocritical.

 

[Jaebius]

Comparing bringing food into a theatre with the ethics of bottled water are two completely different things. Of course one can pretend to be virtuous and saintly by saying they would never being their own food or drink into the theatre because that would be theft. At the same time, that same person doesn't care two wits that bottled water damages our environment and world on so many levels. That's pretty hypocritical.

Yes, or one could choose to be both be concerned with the rules of the cinema AND concerned about the environment. Hey, here's an idea. If the rules of the cinema bother a person so very much, they can always choose to... wait for it... not go to the cinema.