I see very few movies in theaters due to this. and a lot of black people have no manners when it comes to going to see a movie in public. I saw Revenant in theaters and I would get side commentary of the movie. " Look out Leo! Watch out for that bear. Oh shit!"
Mad ignorant. Wasn't kids though. About a 40 year old black guy and his wife/girlfriend. His girl kept trying to shut him up but it was impossible. I ended up getting up and moving my seat to the hurt my neck seats in the front. There's some movies that you just have to see in theaters, that was one.
If you think you're annoyed at 31, wait until you hit 45.
For me, the biggest issue with the public is driving. The stupidity I see every day is just maddening. The under 30 crowd are staring down at their phones weaving within and sometimes into the other lanes. The 65+ crowd drives 55 on the interstate, sometimes in the left lane, and have no comprehension of how they are slowing things down. Otherwise, it seems as if people drive slow when they should be going fast and drive fast when they should slow down. Watching these idiots weave in and out of lanes in bump-to-bumper traffic is surreal. You really have to be on the defensive much more than in times past because people simply can't pay attention nor do they understand how to control a vehicle.
Finally, I will probably never set foot into a movie theater again. Theater owners can thank black people for that.
For me, the biggest issue with the public is driving. The stupidity I see every day is just maddening. The under 30 crowd are staring down at their phones weaving within and sometimes into the other lanes. The 65+ crowd drives 55 on the interstate, sometimes in the left lane, and have no comprehension of how they are slowing things down. Otherwise, it seems as if people drive slow when they should be going fast and drive fast when they should slow down. Watching these idiots weave in and out of lanes in bump-to-bumper traffic is surreal. You really have to be on the defensive much more than in times past because people simply can't pay attention nor do they understand how to control a vehicle.
Finally, I will probably never set foot into a movie theater again. Theater owners can thank black people for that.
I actually think this is a good thing that people are getting worse at driving, because it will actively fuel the transition to autonomous cars. Whereas if people were good at driving, there may be more regulatory holdup and fear from the public.
But these people operating a mini-computer with 1 hand on the road has potential to accelerate the process.
