Warning: many F-bombs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L3eeC2lJZs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L3eeC2lJZs
Yet another reason to envy the residents of Austin, TX
- Thread starter Cracker Funk
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Niiiice haha.
When did my little sister move to Austin?
@Everyone: In my unbiased opinion, talking in the theater is a crime against humanity.
@Everyone: In my unbiased opinion, talking in the theater is a crime against humanity.
Don't you mean The-A-Ter?
Actually i mean theatre
True story: I spelled it that way in a 5th grade spelling bee. I explained I was British in my previous life and they didn't buy it.
I'm loving this. Good for the Alamo Drafthouse. Get her ass OUT of the theater!
@JoshL - could not agree with you more "The customer is always right." needs to go bye-bye already. Customers feel a sense of entitlement and are constantly pulling that card out. Needs to be revoked and ripped up.
Lol.
Having lived in both England and the USA and having studied both at British and American schools, i sway back and forth although i try and remind myself to keep the original spelling since i learnt it that way first.
Was she texting Anthony Weiner?
She did get off easy. 150 years ago they would have hung her haha. Prairie Justice.
Working in the service industry, I can confirm that "the customer is always right" has been completely misunderstood by the masses.
It doesn't mean that the customer is literally always right. All it means is that, if you're a smart business person, in most situations, it's a good idea to pretend that the customer is right, cuz if you argue with the customer, you usually lose. In restaurants, actually, the customer is usually wrong, but we still want their return-business (and positive word-of-mouth), so we bend over and take it up the rectum, by letting them think that they're right.
Some customers, however, are just so wrong that you'd prefer never to see them again. I wish more theaters would take stricter policies against rude viewers.
It doesn't mean that the customer is literally always right. All it means is that, if you're a smart business person, in most situations, it's a good idea to pretend that the customer is right, cuz if you argue with the customer, you usually lose. In restaurants, actually, the customer is usually wrong, but we still want their return-business (and positive word-of-mouth), so we bend over and take it up the rectum, by letting them think that they're right.
Some customers, however, are just so wrong that you'd prefer never to see them again. I wish more theaters would take stricter policies against rude viewers.
Favorite line from Clerks (and maybe even my favorite Kevin Smith line ever):
"Sometime you just need to lay into the occasional customer."
Favorite line from Clerks (and maybe even my favorite Kevin Smith line ever):
"Sometime you just need to lay into the occasional customer."
I don't appreaciate your ruse.
My what?
You ruse. Your cunning attempt to fool me.
Actually my favorite line is Jay's reply to the question,
"Hey, you guys got any balls down there."
"'Bout the biggest pair you ever seen, dingle-berry."
Get a job, you bum!
P.S Note to Cracker. Your metaphorical Turkey temperature of leave, is getting a little warm. I knew you thought I was cool. Ice col--No. I'll stick with cool. Cool.
P.S Note to Cracker. Your metaphorical Turkey temperature of leave, is getting a little warm. I knew you thought I was cool. Ice col--No. I'll stick with cool. Cool.
Here's a follow up from Tim League, the owner of the Alamo Drafthouse:
http://www.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/Movies/06/10/alamo.drafthouse.league/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5
Go Tim!
http://www.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/Movies/06/10/alamo.drafthouse.league/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5
Go Tim!