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#3 is a lie. We all love turning away the entitled teenagers who come up and think that they can get away with seeing an R-rated movie. They know they can't see it and still waste our time, a lot of them want the student discount but then get angry when we ask to see their I.D., and… Read More

I work at a theater and we've never gotten in trouble for it, there are some things that people are just too sneaky about and the managers understand that.

My mom says, "If the season is passed and you didn't wear it then, you probably won't wear it ever." If summer passed and you still have the swimsuit that you "might" one day wear even though you've had it for three years and it's just sat there, it's time to say goodbye to it.

I work at a movie theater and we literally would have one employee standing outside the auditoriums playing Coco who's only job was to say, "Yes, we are playing the correct movie, Frozen is a 20 minute short film before Coco." Because we had dozens of people coming up and saying that… Read More

I just finished my shift in concessions at 1 AM, and I have never felt so understood.

During my first month at my job I worked the night shift most days with my male supervisor. One night we started talking and I gave him my snapchat just like I had with my other coworkers. That night he sent me a dick pic and asked me to rate him. Knowing he had a tendency to drink,… Read More

It feels like most pop culture references choose to ignore the fact that not everyone with PTSD was in the armed forces. Every time you see it on tv or in a movie it's always someone who has served. Hardly anything in pop culture acknowledges that PTSD can be from a multitude of traumatic… Read More

I hadn't gone to church since my cousin had passed away, and when I finally did go I started crying halfway through. I walked out of the church and sat outside, and a minute later a man came outside and sat with me and said, "I know I'm just a stranger, but do you wanna talk about… Read More

When I was little, there was a commercial on Nickelodeon that would talk about the dangers of sugar, and they had a sugar bag with a scary face that would pop up on the screen. For months I would cry when I saw sugar bags or the sugar content on food. I was convinced a rabid sugar… Read More