Spent some time at the theatre today watching the newest bond flick (pierce brosnan
is bond) and came back with plenty of observations.
It seems most people don't have bank cards which prevents them from using the row of neglected automated ticket machines at the front. They are instead forced to stand in line for many minutes while I blow past them with my interac purchased ticket. Should I feel guilty that I had the required fifty dollars to open a bank account and they didn't? No. The poor bastards can suffer their misfortune without me. I've never felt so elite in my life.
Movies are expensive now, which can be a good thing since it makes the free movie pass I sometimes get in return for working overtime or weekends to be worth that much more. Any resentment goes right out the door when I see those $13.50 ticket prices I don't have to pay. All that resentment comes back quickly though since I have to join the "poor" people lineup to get my free ticket.
From the example set by those in my place before me, the spot on the floor directly underneath the urinal is as good a place as any to piss at. I wouldn't have had to stand back two feet otherwise.
Things in iceland are a lot different than they are here. In fact, they often look computer generated and shitty.
Lastly, the thirty minutes of commercials before the feature aren't just meant to sell you stuff. It's meant to warm up the crowd and get them excited. Think of it as having carrot top open for your favourite band.