Maybe.  But try five years.

Not sure what that has to do with this list or what I said.

And why is that?

I guess the second Invasion of the Body Snatchers is not on this list because they did not yet have the PG-13 rating.

Nope. They really try, but you can see them, same as people with their phones. And then at the end of the movie (not actually after the movie to keep people from skipping out) they all come in and collect from everyone. So if you go on a weekend you’ve basically wasted your money, cause you don’t see how the whole…

You used to have half an hour to ask for a refund. I don’t think you have that option anymore.

Right. It used to be my job to deal with these people.  I should not have to deal with these people when I’m not getting paid to do it and I’ve spent money to be there.

If only there were a place this serious about it without the main reason for the place being to order food. I find the waitstaff are often as distracting as the people on their phones.

I didn’t say anything was wrong with it. I’m saying why do this hybrid thing and hope that it works, instead of doing something you know will work, if you are willing to do this sort of thing?

If they were willing to throw ethics out the window for organs on demand, why not just clone humans?

Mine didn’t look like that. I had to ask someone on a driver’s forum what was going on. I only did it about a month. I did UberEats for about a year, which probably paid less, but I felt less cheated and once in a while someone did tip.

The drivers are not told.  You have to go to some forum where someone else has figured it out.

Good to know.  But it upset me at the time.

Came here to say that I remember ads for this, but I missed it.

Could we just please have a park in Texas? If the stuff wasn’t so far away maybe some of us would get to go more often than once every fifteen years or so.

It’s more of a I want to try to have fewer animals killed or a it might help with the global warming thing more than a health thing.

Not how greys work.

I saw this yesterday. I guess I’m not clear on some stuff. If someone like this could fix the dramatic climate change, did someone like that start it in the first place? Or are these people nature’s way of fighting the climate change? Or, they are not related, these people always existed and now there just happens to…

I’m pretty sure the marathon I watched was before that. An independent one screen theater had marathons every Friday the 13th, but that was the only one I remember going to.

This was one of my favorite movies to see in the theater when it came out. And I saw it again at a theater sometime in the 80s. But I’ll probably skip it this time.