http://consumerist.com/2014/05/22/fr...-middle-seats/
"Imagine you go to the theater to catch a movie you’ve been waiting to see. You get there early and snag a seat in the middle of the theater; no having to tilt your head back because you’re too close, or having to watch the whole movie at a strange angle because you’re set off to one side. But just as the previews are about to start, some latecomer with an usher in tow tells you to get up and find another seat because he paid a $3 surcharge and you didn’t."
Keep reading where it says they may not be able to enforce this because it "would disrupt those around them."
Anybody else think this is a spectacularly stupid idea?
"Imagine you go to the theater to catch a movie you’ve been waiting to see. You get there early and snag a seat in the middle of the theater; no having to tilt your head back because you’re too close, or having to watch the whole movie at a strange angle because you’re set off to one side. But just as the previews are about to start, some latecomer with an usher in tow tells you to get up and find another seat because he paid a $3 surcharge and you didn’t."
Keep reading where it says they may not be able to enforce this because it "would disrupt those around them."
Anybody else think this is a spectacularly stupid idea?
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