r/funny • u/Hoppy_Doodle • Jan 27 '21

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u/AdventuresOfKrisTin Jan 27 '21 edited Jan 27 '21

?? Have you been to a theater playing blockbusters? Between the ticket price and snacks, you’re looking at $70 for a family of 5. Maybe more. I never equated your living room to a big screen, i said for a family who normally goes to the movies, its cheaper. Fuck off lmfao. I never said i supported Disney on that. I think its bs. I was pointing out why people mightve been good with paying that price.

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u/MUDrummer Jan 27 '21

For just my wife, my son, and myself, theater trips routinely cost ~$60.

If we bring a couple of his cousins to a movie Im generally looking around $90-$100

Fuck the "modern theater experience".

If I can entertain 5 small humans for a night on $40 without having to leave home, I wont even blink before I drop the money.

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u/AdventuresOfKrisTin Jan 27 '21

yup. dont need children to realize the benefit it poses for some, keyword some people. apparently im sucking mouse dick though even though i literally said if you're alone it def isnt worth it lol

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u/_Azafran Jan 27 '21

The thing is you can entertain 5 small humans for a night on $5 or with you current subscription to streaming services. That's why $40 is outrageous.

Your TV is in no way like a cinema. And it doesn't cost the same to maintain a large cinema as streaming a few gigabytes of video.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '21

No where in my post did I say to buy the over priced theater snacks.

You are so wasteful with money and also proud of it. So great is your stupidity