Unpopular opinion: I don't trust people who have to have a snack during a movie.

The only time I snack at home is during football, but lots of time that ties in with a meal - nachos, wings. etc.

Oh its super classy when you press your buzzer and the girl comes over to bring your wine, and then everyone hates you for blocking the movie:)

at this point I'd settle for a 7 ft giant in front of me, and 2 teens talking on their phones if I could see a really really good movie, like Memento, or The Machinist.

> And how about those tall people. They should be in the back.

I actually do that. I'm 6'3", and I try to find a spot where I won't block someone's view. If the theater is packed and I have no choice of where to sit I'll slouch as much as I can.

I wonder if Griffith's dislike of hats was for the same reason as mine. Like me, he was a Kentuckian. He also lived in Louisville for a while, where the Kentucky Derby happens. By tradition, women here wear hats on Derby day. Some are well done and elegant, but many are fashion monstrosities, huge and garish affronts to common sense and good taste, the sorts of things that would make even the most flamboyantly dressed pimp recoil in horror. Like many traditions, this one shows no signs of ending any time soon.

Okay then.

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