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To: John D
Where does it say that you have an absolute right TO inconvience others?

Hey I'm just sitting in the theater and the father next to me with his little girl needs to get by me 3 times so his little girl can have her potty break. Behind me, a cell phone goes off. Am I inconvenienced? No, I'm not that thinned skinned. Did I inconvenience anyone? Not that I'm aware of. I don't talk in the movie. I have a cell phone, and its set to vibrate.

If I really, really wanted privacy in watching the movie, I'd buy the DvD. Being in public, one has to make allowances.

Don't understand why others can't simply live and let live.

275 posted on 12/18/2005 1:11:48 PM PST by MrsEmmaPeel
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To: MrsEmmaPeel

I think this thread is directed at if a theater owner has the right to control the use of cell phone use in his own establishment. If he feels that cell phone use is bothersome and an inconvience to his patrons I feel he should have the right to not allow the use of them in his business. If there is someone that is so indispensible that they can not do without their cell phone let them go to another theater. There is nothing forcing a person into this theater.
I may like to have a beer while I watch a movie, should the owner be obligated to allow me my beer, or should he be allowed to make the rules he seems fit?


292 posted on 12/18/2005 1:31:38 PM PST by John D
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