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   Ha

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13. julianovak16 answered: Yes, it get really expensive to buy movie tickets everyday, your better off ordering off Movie’s on Demand!!!
14. fromash2phoenix answered: They are definitely excessive, but if people didn’t buy them that would probably be more effective than a lawsuit.
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    Oh snap, good thing severance customers don’t have lawyers.

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18. foulmouthedliberty reblogged this from npr and added:

    Stupid lawsuit. Concession prices...can’t be considered price-gouging. Nobody is forcing...

19. offwithhisbutt answered: Of course. That’s why you bring a backpack full of snacks!
20. commanderchody answered: I think so, here in Colombia, a 3D film is something that of what a matinee costs on a tuesday at midday
21. imadop answered: Yes! The prices are ridiculous. HOWEVER, I can watch a movie without buying concessions! Suiing is not a good option! Just RIDICULOUS!
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23. hel-dc answered: Yes. What they charge vs what the food costs is RIDICULOUS!
24. lizziebelle answered: They are rather excessive, but I understand that’s where they need to make their profit because they don’t make it on ticket sales.
25. ceniamtz reblogged this from npr and added:

    It was worth a shot haha

26. betweentworocks answered: excessive
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28. dipswitch answered: maybe, but its not like i am ever caught off guard, and im familiar enough with the industry to know its unreasonable to ask for cheaper food
29. yourdailybanana answered: Wait, can someone really do this? Why the hell didn’t I think of this?
30. spramped reblogged this from npr and added:

    this would happen here in Michigan.

31. davidhoffnung answered: High prices may be unpleasant or unfair - but ultimately the prerogative of the proprietor.
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33. tradgic-icemagic answered: that is gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
34. retrotrip answered: YES! Ten pieces of sugar and food die are NOT equivalent to the $6.50 they charge!
35. rossmeyer answered: What did Teddy R. say, “Shop elsewhere, and carry a big purse”? Something like that…
36. literatureislife888 answered: Yes
37. misterandre answered: My hero! Matter-of-fact, our hero!!!
38. trymypi answered: ask the local owners
39. nicegirlbigadventure answered: Yes they are excessive, but if you don’t like the prices, don’t buy the product.
40. sweatinthewater answered: definietly, you shouldn’t spend more on a medium popcorn than your movie. It’s ridiculous! Heaven forbid you want a drink, there goes $25.
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42. vonwynn answered: no, he needs to get over it
43. his-gem answered: YES THEY ARE REALLY HIGH!
44. viscosityofwords answered: They are not worth suing over. I would love to know the grounds for his lawsuit..
45. renton6echo answered: I would imagine so bc I always bring (sneak) in my own snacks…
46. mattheworfphotography reblogged this from npr and added:

    Two thumbs up

47. wholypantalones answered: Ever been to a celebration cinema?
48. chanel-ma-belle16 answered: just a little
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