The Evil Dr. Longshadow Posted July 5 Posted July 5 (edited) Everything is kept orderly at theaters. First, there's the front door. All patrons are expected to enter through the front door during business hours. Next, there's the ticket window. This is where patrons are expected to pay the admission fee. Then, there's the auditorium, where the show can be viewed. Patrons are expected to sit still and be quiet during the show. So, what do you think happens when patrons don't meet the expectations? Did anybody creep in through a back door, not buy a ticket, or exhibit loud or disruptive behavior? That's when the owner or manager can take action. Violators are pushed out, kicked out, batted out, and scooted out. Sound fair? Enjoy the show. I sure wish everything else wotked that way. Edited Monday at 10:19 AM by The Evil Dr. Longshadow Quote
[classic swim] Posted July 5 Posted July 5 Wasn’t pushed out, kicked out, batted out nor scooted out. Quote
The Evil Dr. Longshadow Posted July 5 Author Posted July 5 2 hours ago, [classic swim] said: Wasn’t pushed out, kicked out, batted out nor scooted out. Management still had that right. When they don't use it, shame on them. Quote
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