Please don't compare street sanitation to cleaning up a theater. Did I say I threw my garbage all over the floor?
And before you start calling people names (like pig) little hamster - ask yourself if I am being serious with you or joking?
I thought you were being serious, Marty.
Yeah. You seemed serious enough to me.
Also, why is street sanitation any different, ignore for a minute the illegalities of littering? It's a public environment like any other. And when I get complaints from people who are waiting to get into their theatre to sit down, but they can't because it's taking us 15 minutes to clean a 200-seat theatre, I want to go out and yell at everyone to simply never a mess and then there would be no such problem. Leaving crap is disrespectful to the public, not just to the people cleaning.
Today me and another worker were cleaning up Old Dogs. It wasn't too messy and it took us little time, but there was one couple who decided to stay through the credits. This happens sometimes and we are not allow to ask them to leave or even do the courtesy of moving so we can more quickly clean the floor under them. We waited patiently behind them for the credits to finish and then they still took their sweet time getting up. Once they were gone we saw two bags of popcorn and a couple drinks as well as a mess of napkins. I can forgive the napkins. Those fall on the floor, and it can be a little icky to pick them up again. But why could they not simply pick up their cups and popcorn? Just because we are there? It's not nice, and it smack of a certain kind of arrogance quite frankly. You help me, I help you, and in the end the moviegoing experience is better for us all.
Nope not serious but for the money we pay to see a film - I think we are entitled to some sort of service - a foot rub or the fetching of dry cleaning would suffice.
If I come see a film in your joint hamster - you gonna rub my feet?
I get that it's expensive to go see a movie. It's also all relative. Going to see a film at the cinema is still a cheaper experience than doing most other paid activities outside the house. You are entitled to exactly the services that we provide, and lucky for me, foot rubs aren't part of that.