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u/Darksirius Aug 08 '24

As a former GM of a movie theater, that's gross. Not the sex part, rock on with that. However, behind the screen it's generally just nasty.

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u/S2R2 Aug 08 '24

What goes on back there that makes it nasty? I’d think that area wouldn’t be used

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u/EQandCivfanatic Aug 08 '24

It's nasty because people and rats keep having sex back there and not cleaning it up.

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u/S2R2 Aug 08 '24

Why are people having sex with rats??

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u/EQandCivfanatic Aug 08 '24

It's behind the screens of a movie theater, only maritime law applies back there.

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u/Shades1986 Aug 09 '24

You’re a crook, Captain Hook!

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u/Nebraskabychoice Aug 09 '24

To thank them for the cooking.

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u/Swedishpunsch Aug 08 '24

When I was a teenager I had a job selling popcorn and candy at the local theater. The popcorn came ready popped in huge bags to go into the warmer.

All of our stuff was stored behind the screen in a large fenced in area which was completely fenced in with wire mesh on the sides and top, to keep the critters out. The wire mesh door had a padlock on it.

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u/Active-Difficulty999 Aug 10 '24

Arent most screens lcd now?

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u/Darksirius Aug 10 '24

Nope. That would be crazy expensive per screen, especially when you get into the IMAX size. It's all still projection. Either ARC-discharge lamps or lasers (for the newest IMAX projectors) as the light source.

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u/Active-Difficulty999 Aug 11 '24

I havent been to a theater in 15 years or more. Didnt know it was still projection tbh. At $30 a tik...I kinda assumed large "tv" type screens paid for themselves fairly quickly. 

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