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A new bill introduced in Connecticut would force movie theaters to list
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the movie's real start time.
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This means that you could time your visit to skip the ads
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and trail before finding your seat.
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You know whoever introduced this bill was probably fed up.
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Yeah, dude, they probably saw that too many times and
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so they crashed out,
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like, you know what,
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we need to fix this,
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Honestly, I'm here for the pre-movie experience.
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I, I, I actually really like it,
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especially when I'm there with someone,
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you know. It's the perfect time to pass out the snacks
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get a couple of jokes in,
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make fun of the movies coming out,
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like, ah, that one looks cheesy.
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Oh, don't they have better ideas?
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Hollywood lost his way.
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That's cool, but nah,
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I'm already paying to watch this movie.
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I don't want more ads,
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right? And also we have assigned seating.
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Before we had to show up for this,
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we kind of stuck watching the trailers,
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but if we can just show up right when it starts or
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5 minutes before, I'm cool with that.
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I feel like this bill,
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this guy's on to something.
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Well, how about this?
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Why don't they put a little clock on the screen that counts
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down. Until the movie starts,
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I think that could solve the problem.
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I like that because if I decide to show up early because
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the parking is always a bitch or whatever,
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I can go take a dump.
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I can go get some food and I'll be right back.
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Yeah, OK, I think we're on something.
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Let's do it. Let's do it,
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brother. See? And what do you guys think?
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Do you guys like this new start time policy?
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Or do you wanna keep watching whack ass trailers?
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